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Morgan Stanley Forecasts AI Could Cut 200,000 European Banking Jobs by 2030
Morgan Stanley projects a 10% reduction in EU banking jobs by 2030, mainly in central services due to AI-driven efficiency and automation improvements.
- Morgan Stanley analysis suggests that more than 200,000 European banking jobs could disappear by 2030 due to the adoption of artificial intelligence and the closure of physical branches.
- The cuts are expected to primarily impact back-office operations, risk management, and compliance roles, where algorithms are believed to be more efficient than humans.
- While some banks, such as Goldman Sachs and ABN Amro, are already implementing AI and cutting jobs, a JPMorgan Chase executive warns that if junior bankers do not learn fundamentals, it could harm the industry in the long run.
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