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RBC Looking to Add 150 New Jobs to BC Banking & Innovation Hub in 2026

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The Royal Bank of Canada (RBC) is reportedly looking to add 150 new jobs to its banking and innovation hub in British Columbia (BC) in 2026 — bringing its total headcount to 600.

“[This hub is] really to protect our clients,” Martin Thibodeau, the bank’s regional president for BC, told Business in Vancouver.

“There is so much fraud. More work [is needed] in AI, fraud detection, cybersecurity, and protecting our data, our client data, to make sure everything is safe.”

The hub is separate from RBC’s day-to-day banking operations. By 2029, Thibodeau wants to further increase the headcount to 1,000.

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