In a seemingly stark and recent forecast for the financial sector, Morgan Stanley (NYSE:MS) anticipates that Europe’s banks could shed more than 200,000 positions by 2030. This projection stems from an industry-wide shift toward artificial intelligence and digital operations, which promises significant efficiencies but at a potential human cost. With approximately 2.12 million individuals currently working in European banking, this equates to roughly a 10% workforce reduction, amounting to about 212,000 rol ...