The home front: managing home centre managers when augmenting

How to convert lame outsourcing into energised outsourcing

What makes Frontline unique

Should off-site locations use cutting-edge work practices?

Where are your Analysts?

Training cross asset analysts

Remote working sorts out the good and bad managers – a view from our head of Client Engagement

Further cost cutting will require next-gen off-shoring

How we recruit the best talent to your team of analysts in India

Real research vs number crunching - the analyst's view

What it takes to be an elite Indian MBA

Succession planning when out-sourcing analysts?!

Real analysis of VaR models, credit models and balance sheet numbers

Choosing a near-shore location: Dharma at Big Sur

Financial Crime - training analysts to understand context

How to get low staff turnover in off-shore arrangements

How to sell research to investment managers in a MIFID II world

Guide for risk managers part 2: planning your cost-efficient team augmentation

Why wonkishness matters for budgets - a note for CFOs, COOs & Procurement

First steps for risk managers who have to offshore or augment their teams

Here’s one way to value bitcoin

Extra brains in your executive office would look like this

Life is Elsewhere, Życie jest gdzie indziej, जीवन कहीं और है

The Economist quotes Frontline Analysts on Deutsche Bank

Deutsche Bank made a familiar mistake by appointing Christian Sewing CEO

Outrage is right, but do you want to help solve the Presidents Club problem?

Why a speech from Barack Obama is worth $400,000

Trade press carries leaked report on MiFID II - what this might mean

The FT on creating City jobs in lower-cost locations

MiFID II - Are you ready to act?

MiFID 2 Delays - Nature Hates a Vacuum

How to train your dragons: five little-known ways to activate the talent of analysts offshore

Fund managers already unbundling and cutting research costs ahead of MiFID II - article in the FT

Frontline Analysts in The New Yorker

Frontline Analysts cited as the partner for the future of banking

British Banking Braces for Hard Times - Frontline Analysts in the Wall Street Journal

Banks suffer 'mini crisis of confidence'

Banks should not fixate on double-digit returns

One bank’s cost is another firm’s revenue