HSBC says Singapore recruitment plan still on track
Bank said to be looking at lopping off another 10,000 staff globally following an earlier exercise
Singapore
SINGAPORE is unlikely to be hit hard by HSBC's latest layoffs that threaten up to 10,000 workers - or 4 per cent of its 238,000 global headcount - as the Republic is considered among the markets it's counting on for growth.
Plans to add more than 400 retail and private banking front-end staff in Singapore by 2023 are also still on track, HSBC told The Business Times.
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