Skills gaps remain prevalent across our industry despite easing recruitment pressures.
Demand for all future skills is growing faster than supply except for data analytics and insights.
Machine learning & AI skills show the biggest supply-demand gap for our members.
We're seeing a declining number of graduates entering financial services from 8% to 4% according to the latest available data for 2020/2021.
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