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HSBC to Hire 100 AI Specialists as Bank Sets Up Singapore Center

Bloomberg Technology Monday 27 July 2026, 10:04 UTC By Denise Wee 1 min read
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HSBC to Hire 100 AI Specialists as Bank Sets Up Singapore Center HSBC Holdings Plc is set to hire more than 100 artificial intelligence specialists in Singapore with plans to launch a global AI center in the city-state later this year as the British lender steps up investments in the technology that’s reshaping Wall Street workforces. The bank said in a statement Monday that the Singapore center will initially focus on introducing agentic treasury solutions and developing AI-enabled digital...

HSBC to Hire 100 AI Specialists as Bank Sets Up Singapore Center HSBC Holdings Plc is set to hire more than 100 artificial intelligence specialists in Singapore with plans to launch a global AI center in the city-state later this year as the British lender steps up investments in the technology that’s reshaping Wall Street workforces. The bank said in a statement Monday that the Singapore center will initially focus on introducing agentic treasury solutions and developing AI-enabled digital payments. The specialists will work alongside David Rice, HSBC’s chief AI officer, and teams responsible for areas such as wealth management and global payment solutions.
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