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Standard Chartered to Cut 1,000 Senior Managers
Under new CEO Bill Winters, the U.K.-based bank has been streamlining operations amid a slumping share price and tighter regulation.
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Credit Suisse, Standard Chartered and Deutsche Bank are among the banks that are overhauling themselves after losing ground to U.S. banks.
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