Standard Chartered plans to cut 7,000 jobs in AI push
Standard Chartered will cut about 7,000 corporate jobs by 2030, aiming to boost AI use and lift its return on tangible equity to 18%, sparking debate over automation and staff retraining.
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Standard Chartered will cut about 7,000 corporate jobs by 2030, aiming to boost AI use and lift its return on tangible equity to 18%, sparking debate over automation and staff retraining.
Standard Chartered will eliminate 7,800 back-office roles by 2030, replacing them with AI to boost income per employee by 20% as part of a broader industry shift toward quantified AI-driven efficiencies.