RJ & Makay - About RJ & Makay

RJ & Makay is North America’s top recruiting and human capital consulting firm exclusively devoted to the financial services industry. We have more than 200 financial industry recruiting specialists providing “human capital for the capital markets.” RJ & Makay works on a retainer basis but does selected contingency and contract work, as well.

About half of the financial services firms in the Fortune Top 100 utilize RJ & Makay for their recruiting needs. We represent top tier boutiques and highly respected mid-size and large firms as well.

Diversity just isn’t a buzz word at RJ & Makay, it is our very culture. Over 75% of our RJ & Makay professionals are female, a minority, or both.

Be sure to check out our blog , for the latest analysis of news and trends in the Financial Services Industry.

How To Slim The Ranks 20 Nov 2008 | 8:40 pm Forbes.com: News
Read this before you drop the ax. You'll save yourself--and the departed--some grief.
Royal Treatment Can't Save Citi 20 Nov 2008 | 8:40 pm Forbes.com: News
Prince Alwaleed revealed plans to up his stake in the bank, but shares still headed south.
Wall Street Gets Worse 20 Nov 2008 | 8:40 pm Forbes.com: News
Pressured by financials, U.S. stocks revisit lows not seen since the bear market of 2002.
Citigroup eyes options including merger 20 Nov 2008 | 8:02 pm Reuters: Business News
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Citigroup Inc lost more than one-quarter of its market value on growing worries over whether it has enough capital to withstand billions of dollars of potential losses and despite new support from its largest individual investor.
Fed's Bullard: U.S. spending slump to sap 2009 growth 20 Nov 2008 | 7:42 pm Reuters: Business News
EVANSVILLE, Indiana (Reuters) - St Louis Federal Reserve President James Bullard said on Thursday that financial market turmoil has collapsed U.S. consumer confidence and this would weigh on growth well into next year.
Oil falls over $1 on demand worries 20 Nov 2008 | 7:17 pm Reuters: Business News
SINGAPORE (Reuters) - U.S. crude oil dropped more than $1 a barrel on Friday, falling for sixth straight sessions as more distress for the global economy threatened to eat further into demand for fuels.