The financial services talent behind every economy.
Radical innovation, competition and regulation continue to disrupt Hong Kong's finance sector. Transformative technologies and fast-growing markets present ample opportunities, as well as risks. As linchpins in the world's third-leading financial centre, banks, insurers, and asset managers must secure the right people to move forwards with confidence.
Selby Jennings is proud to be a leading recruitment specialist for banking and financial services. Founded in 2004, we help clients solve the number one challenge: finding business-critical, hard to find talent. Today, we provide permanent, contract and multi-hire recruitment solutions across specialist sectors including corporate investment banking, private wealth management, risk management, quantitative research & trading, FinTech, investment management, sales and trading and legal & compliance.
Get in touch to discover how we can help you search the right talent or define your next career move.
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750
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12
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60
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Specialised expertise area
Private Wealth Management
Solving and enhancing the financial situation of HNW and UHWN individuals through wealth preservation and wealth creation
Corporate & Investment Banking
A role of privilege and immense reward. Advise everyone from small startups to global powerhouses how to achieve their financial goals.
Risk Management
Providing steady counsel in the midst of market volatility to keep companies and investors out of the red and in the black.
Quantitative Research & Trading
A career for a select few. Quants revel in mastering complex and abstract mathematical domains under considerable pressure.
Financial Technology
Where finance and tech meets, innovates, and revolutionizes the way we invest, save, and trade.
Investment Management
Keeping capital in safe hands, investment managers help people secure their future and achieve their financial ambitions.
Sales and Trading
Be part of a team that is the backbone of any investment bank and the driver of its success.
Legal and Compliance
In a complex regulatory landscape, professionals who ensure their employer plays by the rules of an ever-changing game are in high demand.
Insurance & Actuarial
A rewarding career that endures for a lifetime. During turbulent economic times, financial forecasting only becomes more important.
Commodities
From orange juice to frozen pork belly, the nature of commodities may change, but the demand for traders will remain constant.
Current Opportunities
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North Asia Financial Services Market Update
2020 was a challenging year, fraught with pandemic, trade wars, and geopolitical upheaval. Not since the financial crisis of 2008 did we experience such turmoil in the financial sector. However, in Hong Kong and, more broadly, North Asia, our clients see extraordinary opportunities on the horizon. As 2020 ends, it is a time for every industry, including financial services, to reflect and to contemplate the future.
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2020 Reflections: Looking Back to Move Forward
What has 2020 taught us? It’s tempting to enter 2021 with blind optimism, eager to put the challenges of 2020 behind us. However, we’d like to suggest that we begin 2021 with a brief period of reflection.
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Global Whitepaper: The Work-Life Rebalance
Covid-19 brings in the biggest workforce to experience the longest period in history for working from home. What is the future going to look like?
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Why You Should Not Hesitate To Look For A New Job
No adversity ever comes without an opportunity. Having this in mind, we cannot postpone important decisions solely based on fear of tomorrow.
News & Insights
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26 Jan 2021
2020 Reflections: Looking Back to Move Forward
2020 was a challenging year. It can be tempting for everyone to enter 2021 with blind optimism. H...
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Asian Fund Firms Hiring Focus in 2021 | Part 1 of 2
We all would think after the interesting year 2020, many hiring plans should be reduced or on hol...
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North Asia Financial Services Market Update
2020 was a challenging year, fraught with pandemic, trade wars, and geopolitical upheaval. Not...