Japan’s beleaguered banks tap robotics firm to automate jobs


  • SMEBiz
  • Monday, 22 Jul 2019

AS Japanese banks cut thousands of positions to streamline their operations and cope with negative interest rates, some are turning to a US startup for help.

UiPath is implementing its automation technology at the nation’s biggest banks, and a growing number of regional lenders are tapping the firm, Japan head Koichi Hasegawa said in an interview.

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