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Supply chain innovations like predictive analytics, 3D printing and wearable technologies are delivering jobs for talented managers across sectors.

Niche players have been biting at the fringes of large lenders' business models, and foreign exchange faces growing competition from digital start-ups.

Britain’s start-ups are soaring to record highs, and UK business schools are giving the nation’s growth engine a shot in the arm.

A buoyant period of global mergers and acquisitions activity has ramped up demand for business school talent, led by pharma, tech and telecoms.

Entrepreneurs were once in a shallow minority at business schools – but corporate managers are flocking to the start-up scene at a rapid pace.

As business warms to online learning, the Silicon Valley start-ups behind Moocs are pushing further into the lucrative field of executive education.

The business school as we know it is ripe for innovation by new technologies. For the liquid Mooc developers disrupting the market, employment is increasingly the priority.

MBA careers departments are forecasting rising demand for data managers and recruiters are on the lookout for analytics talent.

Financial technology companies founded by business school graduates are revolutionizing financial services and disrupting areas such as payments, money transfers and SME loans.

There are signs of a return to more robust financial services recruitment six years after the crisis. Demand for experienced MBA hires is intensifying.