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JPMorgan launches UK apprenticeship to target Black non-finance workers

The bank is taking a more creative approach to find Black talent for its investment bank

JPMorgan has taken on more than 500 employees through its existing apprenticeships, which have been running for 10 years
JPMorgan has taken on more than 500 employees through its existing apprenticeships, which have been running for 10 years Photo: Getty Images

JPMorgan has launched a new apprenticeship to hire Black professionals from other sectors into its UK operation, as large investment banks look to new avenues to bolster ethnic diversity.

The US bank has started a the programme, specifically targeting people who want to switch into financial services, even if they have no experience in industry. Successful candidates will be based in its Bournemouth office, which employs around 4,000 people in support functions including compliance, operations and finance.

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