The London-based bank’s latest round of job cuts comes under its global “Fit for Growth” cost-saving programme, which aims to return US$1.5 billion (RM6.38 billion) to shareholders.

The Standard Chartered bank logo is seen at their headquarters in London, Britain, July 26, 2022. ... in a move that saw it cut more than 20 jobs, Reuters reported last month.

Standard Chartered is laying off employees across Singapore, Hong Kong and London following a series of cuts across the sector in recent months. According to Bloomberg News, the bank could cut ...

In an exclusive interview with CNA, Standard Chartered CEO Bill Winters spoke about issues such as the impact of technology on jobs, interest rates, its losses in China, and Dubai’s growing ...

London - Standard Chartered Bank is considering restructuring its institutional banking arm, the unit that houses the firm’s investment bankers and traders, as part of the latest effort by chief ...