With the Six Nations wrapped up and no England rugby fixture for three months, Eddie Jones has taken on a new job.
The England head coach, who suffered his first defeat after 18 matches in charge against Ireland on Saturday, has secured a second role in the financial sector after agreeing a "three-year partnership" with investment bank Nomura.
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Jones' CV already includes an advisory role with Goldman Sachs, for whom he attends board meetings in Tokyo at least twice a year.
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