London's CIOs to see average salary rise to £185,000 a year

Sooraj Shah
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Meanwhile, IT contractors are seeing huge year-on-year pay rises of up to 13 per cent

CIOs in London's IT, banking and financial services sectors could see their salaries rise by up to £10,000, according to the results of a survey by recruitment firm Robert Walters. The firm's Sa...

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