See the Finance Jobs Most in Jeopardy From Trump’s H-1B Visa Change

Silicon Valley isn’t the only industry reeling from President Donald Trump’s plans to charge companies hiring skilled foreign workers $100,000 for visas.
Wall Street banks and other financial firms also stand to be hit hard by the new H-1B visa application fee, scheduled to go into effect on October 1st. No one was prepared for the rapid change to this program, which firms use to fill an array of roles, from computer programmers to traders and even investment bankers.
Trump’s executive order, signed late Friday,