Chinese liberalisation driving increased demand for sales staff

- By FX Markets Staff
- @FXMarkets_
- 27 Mar 2004

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"FX sales into China is going to outpace any other institutional sales in the region," said Mark Pink, Tokyo-based managing director of TMJ Net Media, the parent company of recruitment consultancy Top Money Jobs. "We have had several requests for institutional FX sales staff recently, which we never had even three months ago."

Matthew Miller, Asia-Pacific head of fixed income at recruitment firm Global Sage, agreed: "Banks perceive the main opportunity going forward for FX to be China, so they

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