"cobol"
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Tech
How to get a technology job in banking and financial services
The secrets you never knew about getting a tech job in banking.
20 Jul 2026
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Tech
How is AI changing technology jobs in financial services?
Less coding, more testing.
20 Jul 2026
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Tech
JPMorgan's most resilient MDs are leaving for British banks in London
Transformation staff are still in demand thanks to AI.
18 Jun 2026
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Tech
Citi's AI driven productivity boom spells hard times for banking contractors
You might want to convert to full-time if you value job security.
14 Apr 2026
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Financial
Morning Coffee: JPMorgan revealed the reality of the banking jobs market now. The primary rule for analyst sleeping hours
The pulse is weak. The profits are high.
24 Feb 2026
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Tech
Morning Coffee: Morgan Stanley engineers solved banks’ most intractable coding problem. What to do when David Solomon gives you a demotion
Morgan Stanley has developed a new sort of LLM.
4 Jun 2025
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Tech
Banks will "maybe" be done with COBOL... in ten years
Getting rid of COBOL is easier said than done.
26 Feb 2025
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Tech
Barclays' IT outage: The curse of ancient systems
Barclays had 18-year-old engineers working on 30-year-old payments systems
3 Feb 2025
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Tech
Citi suggests that developers earning $400 an hour in banks are immune to AI incursions
Some developers are safer than others.
24 Jun 2024
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Tech
HFT engineer likens switching from C++ to Rust to "entering the gates of hell"
Not everyone is hot on the 'C++ Killer'
22 Jan 2024
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Fintech
"The technology in the back office was 30 years old"
Reasons to work in the fintech sector instead.
11 Mar 2022
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“Most banks have systems written in COBOL, RPG, assembler”
Don't be afraid of legacy code, says the ex-CIO for Europe at HSBC.
24 May 2021
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