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Lloyds appoints head of responsible AI

Llloyds Banking Group has reacted to the growing pressure on banks to build safeguards around their deployment of artifical intelligence tools by appointing Magdalena Lis as head of 'responsible' AI.

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BBVA on the hunt for 1100 new tech employees

BBVA has set a target of reaching 20,000 tech employees in 2025, with 1100 new hires in advanced technical roles up for grabs.

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Santander UK chair resigns amid speculation about bank's future

Santander UK chairman William Vereker is quitting his post as rumours swirl that the Spanish banking giant may be preparing for an exit from the UK.

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Caixabank tech subsidiary to hire 500 developers

The technology subsidiary of Caixabank is to hire 500 developers in the first quarter, surpassing 1600 employees.

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Fiserv picks Michael Lyons to replace CEO Bisignano

Fiserv has appointed former PNC Financial Services Group president Michael Lyons as president and CEO-elect, replacing Frank Bisignano, who is joining the Trump administration.

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Starling hires NatWest's Raghu Narula as chief banking officer

Starling Bank is further bolstering its leadership team with the appointment of NatWest executive Raghu Narula as chief banking officer.

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Mangrove Capital installs Christopher Horne as CEO at The Bank of London

The Bank of London has appointed its third CEO in as many months, as a new ownership team led by Mangrove Capital Partners takes control.

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Stripe lays off 300 employees

Stripe has laid off around 300 employees, 3.5% of its workforce, according to Business Insider.

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Acquired.com hires former Stripe and JPMorgan executive Lee Clifton as COO

Acquired.com has hired Stripe's global head of payments performance and strategy, Lee Clifton, as chief operating officer.

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Mastercard to pay $26 million to settle gender and race bias class action suit

Mastercard is to pay $26 million to settle accusations that for years it underpaid famale, black and hispanic employees.

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Revolut's Storonsky banks £350 million windfall from share sales

Revolut founder Nik Storonsky has reaped a £350 million personal windfall from sucessive share sales at the fast-growing fintech.

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Unicredit internalises outsourced back office operations, creating 200 new jobs

Italy's UniCredit is to return previously outsourced back-office activities for securities services inhouse, creating more than 140 new jobs in Germany