Auditing Jobs London
London - it's close to home, in fact you might be working there already. London has in the last twenty years become the financial capital of the world. New York might still find statistics to prove its dominance but it deals mainly in domestic markets and lacks the international appeal of London. The wealth of talent in Britain's capital can lead to competition for positions. This, combined with the high cost of living does put a few people off, but can still offer great opportunities.
What do you want to be when you grow up? The answer to that question has changed drastically over the past two years. The newest research on university campuses around the nation says that this year, new graduates are more likely to be seeking audit jobs than just about any others. That shouldn't be surprising to anyone that's been following the news in economics and accountancy. Firms that do global business are increasingly concerned with compliance to international standards of accountancy. The need to comply with SOx and IFRS has opened hundreds of new positions in firms and offices throughout the country.
There's also a change in where the most sought after audit jobs are. Over the past five years, the trend has been toward jobs with the BBC or in public service. This year however, the most desired positions are with the big accountancy firms. Those firms are offering excellent starting salaries - as much as 25% higher than a few years ago. Entry salaries at accountancy firms averaged £18,000 to £23,000 at the end of last year. This year, say audit recruitment firms, employers are seeing the need to offer higher salaries to attract the best new graduates to their ranks. An entry level auditor starting with one of the bigger accountancy firms could realize a starting salary as high as £26,000. A newly qualified auditor with certification from ACCA, ACA and CIMA can expect a starting salary as high as £47,000 by the end of 2007.
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What do you want to be when you grow up? The answer to that question has changed drastically over the past two years. The newest research on university campuses around the nation says that this year, new graduates are more likely to be seeking audit jobs than just about any others. That shouldn't be surprising to anyone that's been following the news in economics and accountancy. Firms that do global business are increasingly concerned with compliance to international standards of accountancy. The need to comply with SOx and IFRS has opened hundreds of new positions in firms and offices throughout the country.
There's also a change in where the most sought after audit jobs are. Over the past five years, the trend has been toward jobs with the BBC or in public service. This year however, the most desired positions are with the big accountancy firms. Those firms are offering excellent starting salaries - as much as 25% higher than a few years ago. Entry salaries at accountancy firms averaged £18,000 to £23,000 at the end of last year. This year, say audit recruitment firms, employers are seeing the need to offer higher salaries to attract the best new graduates to their ranks. An entry level auditor starting with one of the bigger accountancy firms could realize a starting salary as high as £26,000. A newly qualified auditor with certification from ACCA, ACA and CIMA can expect a starting salary as high as £47,000 by the end of 2007.
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Auditing Jobs London
Internal Audit Jobs London
Internal Audit Jobs
austinandrew - 21. Jan, 05:44
