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Finance Layoffs: RBS, HSBC, CIT and more

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pinkslips_transparent_125x100.gifMore bad news for those in the finance industry. The latest reports and rumors of layoffs are at HSBC Holdings plc (NYSE:HBC), Royal Bank of Scotland Group plc (NYSE:RBS), Danversbank and CIT Group Inc. (NYSE:CIT).

  • The Sun says HSBC will make 1,800 job cuts.
  • Royal Bank of Scotland is eliminating 3,700 retail banking jobs, according to eFinancial Careers. There are also rumors that the pressure will force RBS to sell Citizens Financial Group, according to The Boston Globe.
  • Danversbank has cut 15 Beverly National Bank employees and will lay off 22 more in February, according to The Salem News
  • CIT Group filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy, and its holding company plans to shrink by about 80%. The bankruptcy filing has the New York-based company's 1,000 employees in Livingston, N.J., fearing for their jobs, according to The Star-Ledger.

Even though several companies are laying off employees, several are also hiring. Check our job opening pick of the day from The Deal's Career Channel:


For a roundup of all the announced layoffs to date, check out The Deal's Pink slips on Wall Street Dealwatch. Also, feel free to leave us any layoff or hiring rumors you are hearing. - Maria Woehr

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From: ameen hassan,

Royal Bank of Scotland is eliminating 3,700 retail banking jobs,its a fine plan.


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