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Old 09-29-2008, 09:10 AM
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Basically if you're securities you should be okay (AGEEdwards, Evergreen, etc.). The move is to dump the bad debt from Goldenwest. So general banking, cib, etc. is citigroup and that's where you'd see the most transition (not overnight mind you but at some point).

Generabl Banking has all the retail accounts, corporate investment banking takes the assets from general banking and plays with it (literally). They bet wrong on Goldenwest. Securities is something totally different so at the moment they will stay wach securities.

Thank you for clarifying! I'm glad the securities business will remain there, I know that the private client banking is crucial to their business.
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Old 09-29-2008, 09:17 AM
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Has Mayor Pat McCory commented on this? I know this could affect his run for govenor in Nov.
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Unfortunately, thousands will be losing their jobs. Hopefully the numbers will be low in Charlotte.

I'm guessing at least 15,000 layoffs.
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Old 09-29-2008, 09:23 AM
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I wonder how long it'll be before BOA buys Citigroup?
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Old 09-29-2008, 09:32 AM
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Unfortunately, thousands will be losing their jobs. Hopefully the numbers will be low in Charlotte.

I'm guessing at least 15,000 layoffs.
Where are you getting this from?

As of the end of '07, Wachovia employed I believe around 20K in Charlotte. Are you implying they are going to have a skeleton crew after this?

I think Loves is correct. There will be changes, but we don't know for sure what those will be...things have to play out.
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Old 09-29-2008, 09:36 AM
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On average 1/3 of workforce will be either reassigned (to other areas) or let go.

So based on that approx. 6-7K jobs could move or disappear.
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Old 09-29-2008, 09:38 AM
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I would assume that operations here will be restructured, but not gutted!!! I agree w/ Scotsman on the numbers (since we are all speculating here, LOL).
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The other very scary thing is that for every 1 banking job that leaves Charlotte, 1.5 non-banking job is lost (according to the Charlotte Business Journal). These are people that are waiters, taxi drivers, hair dressers, etc.

No matter how you look at it, its very sad for Charlotte. Lets stick together and help those who may be in need in the coming months.
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Where are you getting this from?

As of the end of '07, Wachovia employed I believe around 20K in Charlotte. Are you implying they are going to have a skeleton crew after this?
I'm saying there will be 15,000 layoffs overall; not just in Charlotte.

Citi is estimating that it will achieve cost savings of $3 billion annually after integrating Wachovia. This means thousands will be losing their jobs.
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I'm saying there will be 15,000 layoffs overall; not just in Charlotte.

Citi is estimating that it will achieve cost savings of $3 billion annually after integrating Wachovia. This means thousands will be losing their jobs.
Well, that cost savings may be estimated based on many factors, not just salary savings due to lay-offs.
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