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HONG KONG - Citigroup Inc has announced plans to reduce its workforce by approximately 3,500 positions at its technology centers in China. This decision comes as part of a broader initiative aimed at streamlining and downsizing its global technology operations to enhance risk management and data handling capabilities.
The layoffs will primarily affect the Citi Solution Centres located in Shanghai and Dalian. The bank has indicated that the process of reducing staff is expected to be finalized by the beginning of the fourth quarter of this year. In its statement, Citigroup mentioned that some roles would be relocated to its technology centers in other regions, although specific details regarding the number of jobs transferred or the locations involved were not disclosed.
This move reflects Citigroup's ongoing efforts to adapt to the evolving financial landscape and improve operational efficiency within its technology divisions. The impact of these job cuts is likely to resonate throughout the affected regions, underscoring the challenges faced by financial institutions in a rapidly changing global market.
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