London Recruitment · City of London

Hire in City of London.

Permanent placements across Bank, Liverpool Street, Moorgate, Cannon Street and the wider City of London area. Borough-fluent brief, ranked shortlist, one consultant.

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Top Hiring Sectors

What’s hiring in City of London

The historic Square Mile and global finance capital. Banking, insurance, asset management and Magic Circle legal work dominate. Highest package bands in the UK; notice periods 3-6 months typical for senior professional roles. Bishopsgate and Liverpool Street extending the district north.

Key business hubs

Bank, Liverpool Street, Moorgate, Cannon Street

Sector density

Banking (Global HQs)
Insurance (Lloyd’s)
Legal (Magic Circle)
Asset Management
Fintech
Professional Services
Trading

Notable Employers

Who’s hiring in City of London

Bank of England, Lloyd’s of London, HSBC, Standard Chartered, Goldman Sachs, Deloitte, PwC, EY, KPMG, Clifford Chance, Linklaters, Allen & Overy.

Typical roles we place

Analyst through director across the sector density above, from graduate and associate entry through to senior appointments and C-suite. Both individual-contributor and management roles.

Package & notice

Quoted in GBP, appropriate to the borough and seniority. Notice periods per market convention for the sector.

How it runs in City of London

Same process, borough-fluent.

Do you place across all sectors in City of London?

Yes, within the sector density that City of London actually carries. The full list is above. If a niche outside that mix comes up, we say so directly.

Which parts of City of London do you cover?

Bank, Liverpool Street, Moorgate, Cannon Street and the wider City of London area. Active networks in each of the main business hubs above.

How fast is a shortlist?

Ten to fifteen working days from signed brief to ranked shortlist for standard permanent roles. Urgent site-critical roles can be prioritised.

Which currency do you quote in?

GBP, in bands appropriate to the City of London market and the role’s seniority.