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Small-world job mobility integrates Hong Kong with global financial centers

Job mobility of investment bankers operates in a “small world” organized around banks in global financial centers. Networks of job mobility of leading investment bankers who worked at Citigroup in Hong Kong at some point in their career are constructed from websites and newspaper articles. Confidential interviews complement these sources. The results demonstrate that Hong Kong's investment bankers are key nodes in the global network of job mobility. Inter-city job changes involving London and New York with Hong Kong consist of small-world intraorganizational linkages, and local job mobility in each center also operates through small-world networks.