SGVisa Inc., a major global payments processor, announced plans to reduce its workforce by approximately 7%, or around 2,600 jobs, primarily affecting technology and product teams. The company cited a need to improve operational efficiency and reinvest in high-growth opportunities, particularly those involving artificial intelligence. This follows similar moves by competitors such as Mastercard and fintech firm Block. Despite the layoffs, Visa remains confident in its financial performance, having consistently exceeded earnings expectations in recent quarters. The company emphasized its resilience against economic fluctuations due to its reliance on transaction volumes rather than credit risk.
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