RBC cuts undisclosed number of staff amid 'growth strategy'
- RBC has laid off some employees as part of its growth strategy, according to the bank.
- The bank aims to simplify operations and enhance leadership for client-focused growth opportunities based on their statements.
- RBC spokesman Jeff Lanthier stated that the layoffs are unrelated to the bank's $13.5-billion acquisition of HSBC's Canadian operations.
- RBC reported a profit of $5.13 billion for the first quarter, driven by increased trading revenue and other factors.
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RBC Cuts Undisclosed Number of Staff Amid ‘Growth Strategy’
RBC says it has laid off some employees as part of its “growth strategy.” Canada’s largest bank says the cuts come amid changes meant to “better position RBC to take advantage of our global scale, simplify how we work and elevate the leaders and talent who will shape our client-focused growth opportunities.” It says that as part of those changes, the bank had to make “difficult decisions” that resulted in an undisclosed number of staff leaving, …

RBC cuts undisclosed number of staff amid 'growth strategy'
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