UK’s Co-operative Bank to cut 400 jobs as part of cost reduction programme
Due to impact 12% of its total workforce, the proposed job cuts will take effect from 7 May.
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Due to impact 12% of its total workforce, the proposed job cuts will take effect from 7 May.
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The cuts are expected to result in the termination of around 1,400 positions.
The French banking group says it will action the cuts “without forced departures”.
The German investment bank says the cuts will mainly apply to “non-client-facing areas”.
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The bank is anticipating run rate savings of $2 billion as a result of the cuts.
A Barclays spokesperson confirms the cuts were part of the bank’s “ongoing efficiency programme”.
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The bank is due to cut around 800 jobs as it looks to save up to £50 million per year in costs.
Reuters reports that the bank’s managers are looking to increase profitability and are reviewing proposals.
Having raised $15.5 million in seed funding, the fintech had hoped to raise an additional $40 million but to no avail.
The cuts were first reported by Fortune, but the total number of employees impacted is currently unknown.
The challenger bank wants to focus its efforts on its “core markets”, namely Germany, France, Spain and Italy.
The job cuts are expected to impact around 50 roles predominantly in its sales and marketing departments.
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The closures, which will take effect in October, will leave Virgin Money with 91 bank branches in the UK.
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Sources tell Bloomberg that the layoffs are currently ongoing as the bank looks to cut costs.
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