DNB, the largest bank in Norway, plans to cut 400 employees from its technology team while increasing investment in AI agents, according to Techub News, citing Finextra. The bank said the move is intended to reshape the structure of its technology organization and speed up automation efforts as it looks to improve operating efficiency. DNB Chief Executive Officer Kjerstin Braathen said AI agents will take on a bigger role across several areas, including customer service and process optimization. The update points to a dual-track approach at the bank: reducing part of its tech workforce while putting more resources into AI-driven systems tied to internal operations and service functions. No further details on timing or the scale of the added AI investment were disclosed in the source material.
DNB, Norway’s largest bank, plans to cut 400 members of its technology team while increasing investment in AI agents, according to Techub News, which cited Finextra.
The bank said the move is meant to adjust the structure of its technology team and accelerate automation in order to improve operating efficiency.
DNB Chief Executive Officer Kjerstin Braathen said AI agents will play a larger role in areas including customer service and process optimization.
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