Bank of England to Expand Leeds Operation, Increasing Team Sevenfold by 2027

Friday, 17 May 2024, 09:32

The Bank of England is planning a significant expansion of its operations in Leeds, with a goal of increasing the team from 70 to 500 by 2027. Governor Andrew Bailey announced that one in 10 officials will be based in the city within three years. This growth will be achieved through a mix of voluntary relocation and local recruitment, marking a substantial development in the central bank's northern hub.
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Bank of England to Expand Leeds Operation, Increasing Team Sevenfold by 2027

Bank of England Expansion in Leeds

The Bank of England is set to significantly grow its presence in Leeds, with plans to escalate the team size from 70 to 500 by 2027. Governor Andrew Bailey stated that approximately one in 10 officials will be stationed in the West Yorkshire city within three years. This strategic move involves a sevenfold increase in the current workforce at the central bank's northern hub.


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