... is something else – particularly in the financial services sector, which has always put high emphasis on control. In other words, how does management stimulate staff engagement in a historically formal and hierarchical environment? Right from the start it was clear that the learning project should...

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..., most pertinent information and presenting it in a condensed and easy‐to‐digest format. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2010 Employees Employers Universities Workplace learning United Kingdom Financial services An important lesson drawn from this Yorkshire‐based success story...

... The UK is often seen as a mature market for financial services. Yet maturity does not mean stagnation and change is a regular feature of business life both at the micro and macro levels. Initial impetus for the change came in the late 1980s with the division of distribution into one of two camps...

... Experts within the financial services sector agree that it is becoming a world of the 1 percent margin. To be successful in such a competitive, fast‐changing market it is critical that all employees are up to speed operationally, technically and behaviorally. To achieve this, Prudential needed...