Banks and fund houses are relocating some business lines and key individuals to Hong Kong from Japan to control costs in a weakening global market.
"This is something we have seen, and the trend is mostly due to cost controls and the dominance of Japanese brokers in that market that pose a significant challenge for international firms to break in," said Nick Lambe, a managing director at headhunting firm Morgan McKinley.
Lambe said the transfers tended to be a result of the consolidation of roles and involve mainly senior business heads and certain trading jobs.
via Business feed http://www.scmp.com/business/banking-finance/article/1051103/japan-loses-key-finance-roles-hong-kong
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