BNP Paribas has announced plans to shut 200 of its retail branches across France by the end of 2026, as the bank accelerates its shift towards digital banking services and streamlines operations in response to changing customer behaviour and regulatory pressures.
The closures will unfold in two phases: around 80 branches are set to close in 2025, followed by a further 120 the following year. The restructuring aims to boost profitability in a challenging retail environment, while reducing branch staff numbers by roughly 5% annually.
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