The Value of Quantitative Risk Analysts
Quantitative risk analysis generally follows a step-by-step process to achieve results.
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Why Is Hiring Cybersecurity Professionals So Challenging? Oakwood Search understands the “big-picture”.
There is a deep shortage of qualified professionals in the cybersecurity field, and so the competition for employees is fierce.
Incurred loss versus Expected loss- CECL is “the biggest change ever to bank accounting.”
Keep costs down by hiring SMEs in data management and IT and quantitative modeling professionals
Oakwood Search lands #74 slot on the INC 500 for 2017
New York, NY — 8/16/2017 – Oakwood Search announced today that it landed #74 overall on the 2017 Inc. 500 honoring the 500 fastest-growing private companies in the United States. In its category of Human Resources, Oakwood Search placed #2. Over the past 36 years, this award has honored top performing growth companies including Microsoft, Zappos, Under Armor, …
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How to Avoid the Ongoing Turnover and Retention Crisis
The Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM) states that the average cost of hire is approximate $4,100 and it takes over 40 days to fill a position. A bank with high turnover rates and retention problems will accrue these costs through different stages. First, there are the costs of severance pay, temporary replacements and overtime for other staff.
Technology talent and quantitative expertise shifting
The optics of that could be devastating in the 2018 mid-terms, and the word from most of our banking clients is that they see the value in CCAR anyway. For this reason, hiring for CCAR professionals will likely remain strong, especially in terms of consultants.
Colorado adopts new cybersecurity rules
Colorado adopts new cybersecurity rules for broker-dealers and investment advisers. Every broker-deal and investment adviser in Colorado need to have a cybersecurity plan or they could find themselves in trouble with the state’s securities commissioner. Continue Reading on Denver Business Journal
