Standard Chartered Bank AG in Warsaw now employs over 100 people

The Standard Chartered Bank AG (SCB AG) team in Poland has just surpassed the 100 employee mark. This important milestone confirms the company’s dynamic growth in Warsaw and the increasing role of Poland within Standard Chartered structures in Europe.

SCB AG is the hub for Standard Chartered’s activities within the European Union. It develops the Bank’s franchise across continental Europe, servicing corporate and institutional clients, and executing key banking processes in multiple locations.

The Warsaw branch focuses on middle and back-office services, including finance, regulatory reporting, risk management, operations, and technology. The team supports processes carried out within SCB AG’s offices in Frankfurt, Paris, and Stockholm, ensuring the smooth and efficient functioning of the entire organisation.

It is inspiring to see how quickly our team is growing and how much we can achieve together, thanks to the collaboration, commitment, and energy that our people bring every day. Since the opening in November 2023, we have consistently developed our expertise and strengthened our position within the Bank’s European structures.

Anna Urbańska, Branch Manager, SCB AG, Poland Branch, Standard Chartered

Reaching this milestone in Warsaw reflects the strength of our European platform and the role Poland plays in supporting our clients across the Cluster and beyond. SCB AG continues to invest in capabilities that enhance our connectivity, risk management and operational excellence, and the growth of our Warsaw team is a clear demonstration of that commitment.

Nicolo Salsano, CEO Europe and SCB AG, Standard Chartered

The Warsaw branch of SCB AG, now celebrating its 100 employees, is the second entity in Poland operated by the Standard Chartered Group. The Standard Chartered Global Businesses Centre in Warsaw has been delivering complex, global processes since June 2018, and now employs more than 1,400 people. Its experts specialise in areas such as financial crime compliance, cyber security, or managing the Bank’s liquidity risk.