At UBS, AI skills are now a condition for landing a job
UBS will require 2027 graduate and intern applicants in Global Banking to demonstrate AI skills, among the first major banks to do so.
Per the Financial Times, UBS will require candidates for 2027 graduate and internship roles in Global Banking and Markets to show how they use AI to improve outcomes and efficiency, with AI questions included in interviews. The requirement supplements, not replaces, traditional criteria, and Santander is similarly seeking advanced AI users for some trainee programs. Morgan Stanley analysts project more than 200,000 European banking jobs could disappear within five years as routine junior work is automated; UBS is also testing analyst avatars for client presentations.
- AI-skill requirement applies to 2027 graduates and interns in banking
- Santander also seeks advanced AI users for trainee programs
- Morgan Stanley expects 200,000+ European banking jobs gone in five years
- UBS is testing analyst avatars for client presentations
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Swiss banking giant UBS is making AI skills a required qualification from 2027 for graduates and interns in Global Banking and Markets, with applicants having to show in interviews how they use AI to improve outcomes and efficiency. Santander is already looking for advanced AI users too, while Morgan Stanley predicts more than 200,000 banking jobs in Europe will disappear within five years.
By Maximilian Schreiner · the-decoder.com
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