Sarah Butcher is the global editor for eFinancialCareers.
An experienced financial journalist, Sarah joined eFinancialCareers full time in 2006 after writing freelance for us for many years. She’s held a number of roles in our team, including editor, ‘editor at large’, UK site editor, and now global editor.
Before joining eFinancialCareers, she spent many years freelancing for Financial News, during which time she also wrote regular pieces on management and property for the Financial Times. She’s also been known to write (under a pseudonym) for the Sunday Times.
A graduate from Oxford University in Politics, Philosophy and Economics, Sarah was a contemporary of George Osborne, whom she never actually met. She did once attend a Piers Gaveston party, but in a purely observational capacity and saw no evidence of pigs.
When she’s not working, Sarah is walking her dog. Or gardening. Or trying to convince the cat that the dog won’t chase it given half the chance.
People are moving. No one is leaving.
"People who join are often not coming to fill a position but to build out an idea."
If you're 18 years old and good at maths, this is for you.
The leader of the pack at Credit Suisse.
When Mayfair is hundreds of miles away.
Four months later, Boston Consulting seem to be stating the obvious.
Changes at Citi today.
Citi is denying all the claims.
Things are going good for Jay Kim.
Don't seem too keen.
