Top UK finance chiefs are more unnerved by their lack of access to talented labour than they are by the threat of Britain leaving the EU, the Bank of England hiking borrowing costs or even the abrupt slowdown in China that has sent shockwaves throughout global financial markets.
Fear over dwindling access to skilled employees has led to the proportion of chief financial officers (CFOs) who expect negligible economic growth over the next 12 months to more than treble to 37 per cent – up from 11 per cent last year. Read more at City A.M.