BlackRock to focus on costs and hold back on new hires
The world’s largest asset manager wants to streamline its business and has plans to reduce costs by being conservative with new hires.
by stefan nygaard hansen, translated by catherine brett
Due to a new focus on costs, BlackRock is pausing hiring activities for the majority of its roles, CFO Gary Shedlin said at a conference on Tuesday, according to Reuters.
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