Major Banks Report Employment Changes

Several major banks have reported changes in their employment figures. According to Jin10, Citigroup has decreased its workforce by 15,000 people, while Barclays has maintained its current employment levels. Scotiabank has increased its workforce by 10,000 people, and Moody's Analytics has added 25,000 employees. RBC has expanded its workforce by 26,000 people, Société Générale by 40,000, JPMorgan Chase by 50,000, and Commerzbank by 50,000. ING has also increased its workforce by 50,000, Deutsche Bank by 50,000, Capital Economics by 55,000, and Sumitomo Mitsui by 55,000. UniCredit and Commonwealth Bank of Australia have both added 60,000 employees, ANZ has increased by 62,000, and BNP Paribas by 65,000. Nomura Securities, Wells Fargo, and Morgan Stanley have each expanded their workforce by 70,000, while Goldman Sachs has added 75,000 employees. Pantheon Macroeconomics has increased its workforce by 75,000, Bank of America, Standard Chartered, and Danske Bank have each added 80,000 employees. TD Securities has also expanded by 80,000, Sparta Securities by 85,000, UBS Group by 100,000, and HSBC by 100,000. Mizuho Securities has increased its workforce by 110,000, Jefferies Group by 135,000, and DBS Bank by 150,000. Reuters has projected an increase of 62,000 employees.