Santander Plans to Cut 100 Jobs at Its Italian Consumer Bank
Banco Santander SA is planning to cut about 100 roles at its Italian consumer finance unit as part of a wider strategy to do away with branches in the country.
Banco Santander SA is planning to cut about 100 roles at its Italian consumer finance unit as part of a wider strategy to do away with branches in the country.
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