Fidelity cuts 300 jobs
Fidelity International is to shed about 300 staff in the UK as part of an anticipated 1,500 redundancies across three parts of the company.
The group, which manages £125bn worth of assets for over three quarters of a million UK investors, will make the cuts in early 2009 following a consultation period with the one-in-seven British employees...
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