Stockpickers ride again as investors hunt value  ·  Short sellers target social network stocks  ·  Resource suitors lead FTSE 100 lower  ·  Stocks rise despite Greek debt worries  ·  China shares fall after IMF’s eurozone warning  ·  Regulatory fears weigh on money market managers  ·  Swatch results trigger losses for luxury stocks  ·  Investors seek Bumi talks with Bakries  ·  Facebook to be keenly missed by private markets  ·  Brazilian equities burst back into life  ·  Julius Baer hit after weak results and US probe  ·  Resource sector rally lifts Asian markets  ·  North Asia to lead wave of M&A activity  ·  Positive employment data lift US stocks  ·  Stocks surge on strong US jobs data  ·  Volatile banks push Europe higher  ·  Chartists have a cross to bear  ·  Insurers head gains with FTSE eyeing 6,000 level  ·  Look before you leap, Mr Zuckerberg  ·  Growing pains for industry in a hurry  ·  Stockpickers ride again as investors hunt value  ·  Short sellers target social network stocks  ·  Resource suitors lead FTSE 100 lower  ·  Stocks rise despite Greek debt worries  ·  China shares fall after IMF’s eurozone warning  ·  Regulatory fears weigh on money market managers  ·  Swatch results trigger losses for luxury stocks  ·  Investors seek Bumi talks with Bakries  ·  Facebook to be keenly missed by private markets  ·  Brazilian equities burst back into life  ·  Julius Baer hit after weak results and US probe  ·  Resource sector rally lifts Asian markets  ·  North Asia to lead wave of M&A activity  ·  Positive employment data lift US stocks  ·  Stocks surge on strong US jobs data  ·  Volatile banks push Europe higher  ·  Chartists have a cross to bear  ·  Insurers head gains with FTSE eyeing 6,000 level  ·  Look before you leap, Mr Zuckerberg  ·  Growing pains for industry in a hurry  ·  Stockpickers ride again as investors hunt value  ·  Short sellers target social network stocks  ·  Resource suitors lead FTSE 100 lower  ·  Stocks rise despite Greek debt worries  ·  China shares fall after IMF’s eurozone warning  ·  Regulatory fears weigh on money market managers  ·  Swatch results trigger losses for luxury stocks  ·  Investors seek Bumi talks with Bakries  ·  Facebook to be keenly missed by private markets  ·  Brazilian equities burst back into life  ·  Julius Baer hit after weak results and US probe  ·  Resource sector rally lifts Asian markets  ·  North Asia to lead wave of M&A activity  ·  Positive employment data lift US stocks  ·  Stocks surge on strong US jobs data  ·  Volatile banks push Europe higher  ·  Chartists have a cross to bear  ·  Insurers head gains with FTSE eyeing 6,000 level  ·  Look before you leap, Mr Zuckerberg  ·  Growing pains for industry in a hurry  ·  Stockpickers ride again as investors hunt value  ·  Short sellers target social network stocks  ·  Resource suitors lead FTSE 100 lower  ·  Stocks rise despite Greek debt worries  ·  China shares fall after IMF’s eurozone warning  ·  Regulatory fears weigh on money market managers  ·  Swatch results trigger losses for luxury stocks  ·  Investors seek Bumi talks with Bakries  ·  Facebook to be keenly missed by private markets  ·  Brazilian equities burst back into life  ·  Julius Baer hit after weak results and US probe  ·  Resource sector rally lifts Asian markets  ·  North Asia to lead wave of M&A activity  ·  Positive employment data lift US stocks  ·  Stocks surge on strong US jobs data  ·  Volatile banks push Europe higher  ·  Chartists have a cross to bear  ·  Insurers head gains with FTSE eyeing 6,000 level  ·  Look before you leap, Mr Zuckerberg  ·  Growing pains for industry in a hurry  ·  Stockpickers ride again as investors hunt value  ·  Short sellers target social network stocks  ·  Resource suitors lead FTSE 100 lower  ·  Stocks rise despite Greek debt worries  ·  China shares fall after IMF’s eurozone warning  ·  Regulatory fears weigh on money market managers  ·  Swatch results trigger losses for luxury stocks  ·  Investors seek Bumi talks with Bakries  ·  Facebook to be keenly missed by private markets  ·  Brazilian equities burst back into life  ·  Julius Baer hit after weak results and US probe  ·  Resource sector rally lifts Asian markets  ·  North Asia to lead wave of M&A activity  ·  Positive employment data lift US stocks  ·  Stocks surge on strong US jobs data  ·  Volatile banks push Europe higher  ·  Chartists have a cross to bear  ·  Insurers head gains with FTSE eyeing 6,000 level  ·  Look before you leap, Mr Zuckerberg  ·  Growing pains for industry in a hurry  ·  Stockpickers ride again as investors hunt value  ·  Short sellers target social network stocks  ·  Resource suitors lead FTSE 100 lower  ·  Stocks rise despite Greek debt worries  ·  China shares fall after IMF’s eurozone warning  ·  Regulatory fears weigh on money market managers  ·  Swatch results trigger losses for luxury stocks  ·  Investors seek Bumi talks with Bakries  ·  Facebook to be keenly missed by private markets  ·  Brazilian equities burst back into life  ·  Julius Baer hit after weak results and US probe  ·  Resource sector rally lifts Asian markets  ·  North Asia to lead wave of M&A activity  ·  Positive employment data lift US stocks  ·  Stocks surge on strong US jobs data  ·  Volatile banks push Europe higher  ·  Chartists have a cross to bear  ·  Insurers head gains with FTSE eyeing 6,000 level  ·  Look before you leap, Mr Zuckerberg  ·  Growing pains for industry in a hurry  ·  Stockpickers ride again as investors hunt value  ·  Short sellers target social network stocks  ·  Resource suitors lead FTSE 100 lower  ·  Stocks rise despite Greek debt worries  ·  China shares fall after IMF’s eurozone warning  ·  Regulatory fears weigh on money market managers  ·  Swatch results trigger losses for luxury stocks  ·  Investors seek Bumi talks with Bakries  ·  Facebook to be keenly missed by private markets  ·  Brazilian equities burst back into life  ·  Julius Baer hit after weak results and US probe  ·  Resource sector rally lifts Asian markets  ·  North Asia to lead wave of M&A activity  ·  Positive employment data lift US stocks  ·  Stocks surge on strong US jobs data  ·  Volatile banks push Europe higher  ·  Chartists have a cross to bear  ·  Insurers head gains with FTSE eyeing 6,000 level  ·  Look before you leap, Mr Zuckerberg  ·  Growing pains for industry in a hurry  ·  Stockpickers ride again as investors hunt value  ·  Short sellers target social network stocks  ·  Resource suitors lead FTSE 100 lower  ·  Stocks rise despite Greek debt worries  ·  China shares fall after IMF’s eurozone warning  ·  Regulatory fears weigh on money market managers  ·  Swatch results trigger losses for luxury stocks  ·  Investors seek Bumi talks with Bakries  ·  Facebook to be keenly missed by private markets  ·  Brazilian equities burst back into life  ·  Julius Baer hit after weak results and US probe  ·  Resource sector rally lifts Asian markets  ·  North Asia to lead wave of M&A activity  ·  Positive employment data lift US stocks  ·  Stocks surge on strong US jobs data  ·  Volatile banks push Europe higher  ·  Chartists have a cross to bear  ·  Insurers head gains with FTSE eyeing 6,000 level  ·  Look before you leap, Mr Zuckerberg  ·  Growing pains for industry in a hurry  ·  Stockpickers ride again as investors hunt value  ·  Short sellers target social network stocks  ·  Resource suitors lead FTSE 100 lower  ·  Stocks rise despite Greek debt worries  ·  China shares fall after IMF’s eurozone warning  ·  Regulatory fears weigh on money market managers  ·  Swatch results trigger losses for luxury stocks  ·  Investors seek Bumi talks with Bakries  ·  Facebook to be keenly missed by private markets  ·  Brazilian equities burst back into life  ·  Julius Baer hit after weak results and US probe  ·  Resource sector rally lifts Asian markets  ·  North Asia to lead wave of M&A activity  ·  Positive employment data lift US stocks  ·  Stocks surge on strong US jobs data  ·  Volatile banks push Europe higher  ·  Chartists have a cross to bear  ·  Insurers head gains with FTSE eyeing 6,000 level  ·  Look before you leap, Mr Zuckerberg  ·  Growing pains for industry in a hurry  ·  Stockpickers ride again as investors hunt value  ·  Short sellers target social network stocks  ·  Resource suitors lead FTSE 100 lower  ·  Stocks rise despite Greek debt worries  ·  China shares fall after IMF’s eurozone warning  ·  Regulatory fears weigh on money market managers  ·  Swatch results trigger losses for luxury stocks  ·  Investors seek Bumi talks with Bakries  ·  Facebook to be keenly missed by private markets  ·  Brazilian equities burst back into life  ·  Julius Baer hit after weak results and US probe  ·  Resource sector rally lifts Asian markets  ·  North Asia to lead wave of M&A activity  ·  Positive employment data lift US stocks  ·  Stocks surge on strong US jobs data  ·  Volatile banks push Europe higher  ·  Chartists have a cross to bear  ·  Insurers head gains with FTSE eyeing 6,000 level  ·  Look before you leap, Mr Zuckerberg  ·  Growing pains for industry in a hurry  · 

Careers

At The Magellan Partnership we are always looking for bright and ambitious people to work with us. Over the next five years we will be expanding our services globally, opening offices in North America and Asia, giving you the opportunity to work in the world’s most competitive markets.

You will be made directly involved in this process.

Your individual input will be rewarded and over a period of five years or so you can expect the opportunity to become a director in the business.

You will work in an excellence driven and highly innovative environment.

Each employee will be trained in the best search methodologies and supported by a development programme in order to gain a strong knowledge of the financial sector and the forces driving it.

In addition you will be exposed as to how the business is operated and you will be able to influence its direction.

We work with highly interesting candidates and clients who are leaders in their fields across the world.

We welcome all applications from people with a good educational background. It is helpful if you have some previous sales or recruitment experience but this is not essential. We are particularly keen to employ people who speak other languages.

Please call to discuss further…