Why Standard Chartered Stock Is Slipping After Its Big AI Jobs Plan
Standard Chartered shares slipped 0.49% to 1,912 pence in London after the bank unveiled a new growth plan targeting a return on tangible equity above 15% by 2028 and about 18% by 2030. The lender will cut over 7,000 jobs by 2030, focusing reductions on corporate and back-office roles. Manus Costello was named group CFO, pending regulatory approval. The FTSE 100 rose 0.69% at the same time.