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Hiring: Societe Generale

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Good news for bankers looking for a job. There is at least one investment bank hiring. The bad news is that you have to speak French.

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Societe Generale SA is hiring 5,500 staff in France this year, according to the Financial Times. The bank looks like it is making a comeback from last January's rogue trading scandal courtesy of Jerome Kerviel. The scandal cost the bank $7.2 billion, but now even Kerviel has begun the recovering process. He has since been hired by computer consulting firm Lemaire Consultants & Associates. - Maria Woehr

Roll Call: Kerviel's new gig
SocGen report No. 62: Kerviel still guilty, bosses still lax
FT report: SocGen to hire 5,500 staff



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