Australian bankers leave Wall Street for Sydney amid coronavirus – South China Morning Post
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Catherine McCormack, 39, is trading a plum job at Goldman Sachs in New York for a finance job – in Australia.That might seem like a career-killer, but McCormack says the pros outweigh the cons in a world still crippled by the lasting impact of the coronavirus pandemic.She is not alone – for the first time since World War II, more Australians are returning home than leaving. The rough count last year: 25,000.Disappointing US jobs report shows far less employment growth than expectedThe pandemic…Read More
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