Where did all the people go from the collapsed financial institutions?
Originally published at The Big Picture and reproduced here with the author’s permission.
Via Linked In, we get the semblance of an answer:
One hypothesis is that many of the employees left the financial industry. According to the LinkedIn data set, that just isn’t true. There are a handful of people that did transition to other industries and start new careers, but most stayed in the financial space. To be specific, other than two acquiring companies (Bank of America acquired Merrill Lynch and Nomura acquired Lehman Brothers’ franchise in the Asia Pacific region), Barclays was by far the biggest beneficiary, scooping up 10% of the laid off talent, followed by Credit Suisse at 1.5% and Citigroup at 1.1 %.
Here’s a chart:
Hat tip Paul
Originally published at The Big Picture and reproduced here with the author’s permission.
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