AI Will Change Banking Jobs, Says Santander's Botín
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When a Tier 1 bank chair says roles will change but net employment hasn’t moved yet, it’s a signal that AI is in the task-rewiring phase, not the headcount phase. Banking leaders should use this window to redesign roles and controls before volume scales and legacy workflows become the bottleneck.
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