2012 is ‘prime time’ for interim managers

10 January 2012 In Accountancy

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Following a 22% increase in the last quarter of 2011, interim managers have become a hot commodity. The present demand for interim managers is the highest it’s been since 2009 and the upward trend shows no signs of reversal.

According to recent studies carried out by Ipsos MORI, 43% of interim managers placed, are employed in banking and financial services sector. Interim Manager can earn as much as £2,000 a day.

Accounting professionals with experience of working with banks on portfolio restructuring are particularly sought after as banks seek to resolve debt crises.

To view the latest interimand permanent accountancy vacancies, visit GAAPweb.
 
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