Latest University of Oxford: Said Business School news

Regulation pushed the world's biggest banks to employ thousands to manage compliance – but there is a dearth of the right talent.

Global real estate is flexing its recruitment muscles as property firms and funds gain inflows, fuelled by yield-hungry investors.

MBA students are leading venture capital funds that seek social impact. Funds have been flourishing at business schools as companies seek more flexible investments.

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

Technology has radically altered the nature of employment, spurring business schools to focus some of their education on digital transformation.

Banks' drive into digital is opening up careers in areas such as payments, as business schools report demand for digital skills among financial services recruiters.

As businesses try to create economic value and contribute to society, MBA programs are increasingly focused on sustainability and social impact.

High-ranking business schools are launching cyber security MBA programs, as the threat of cyber crime becomes a focus for company executives.

Wealth management companies and units at banks have increased global recruitment significantly, as wealth managers grapple with new technologies and regulatory changes.

A career shift to the technology sector is underway – and e-commerce companies like Amazon are fuelling the business school recruitment drive.