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The Separation Index

Industry

Finance: layoffs and severance

113 Finance companies are tracked on The Separation Index. Company scores come from reports by people who were separated from them.

Severance across Finance

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0 of 5 reports needed to show a severance figure for Finance

An industry figure also needs reports from at least 3different companies, so one employer’s experience is never published as an industry norm.

Finance companies

AffirmNo score yetAflacNo score yetAfterpayNo score yetAimcoNo score yetAlleghany CorporationNo score yetAllstateNo score yetAmbacNo score yetAmerican ExpressNo score yetAmerican International GroupNo score yetAmeriprise FinancialNo score yetAngelListNo score yetApollo Global ManagementNo score yetArch Capital GroupNo score yetAres ManagementNo score yetArthur J. Gallagher & Co.No score yetAssurantNo score yetAutomatic Data ProcessingNo score yetBank of AmericaNo score yetBarclaysNo score yetBlackRockNo score yetBlackstone Inc.No score yetBlock, Inc.No score yetBNY MellonNo score yetBrexNo score yetBroadridge Financial SolutionsNo score yetBrown & BrownNo score yetCapital OneNo score yetCarlyle GroupNo score yetCartaNo score yetCboe Global MarketsNo score yetCerberus Capital ManagementNo score yetCharles Schwab CorporationNo score yetChase BankNo score yetChimeNo score yetChubb LimitedNo score yetCincinnati FinancialNo score yetCitibankNo score yetCitigroupNo score yetCitizens Financial GroupNo score yetCME GroupNo score yetCoinbaseNo score yetCorpayNo score yetDodge & CoxNo score yetErie IndemnityNo score yetEverest GroupNo score yetFannie MaeNo score yetFederal Home Loan BanksNo score yetFidelity National Information ServicesNo score yetFifth Third BancorpNo score yetFiservNo score yetFranklin ResourcesNo score yetFulton BankNo score yetGlobal PaymentsNo score yetGlobe LifeNo score yetGoldman SachsNo score yetHartford (The)No score yetHumanaNo score yetHuntington BancsharesNo score yetInteractive BrokersNo score yetIntercontinental ExchangeNo score yetInvescoNo score yetJack Henry & AssociatesNo score yetJPMorgan ChaseNo score yetKeyCorpNo score yetKKR & Co.No score yetKlarnaNo score yetLazardNo score yetLehman BrothersNo score yetLoews CorporationNo score yetM&T BankNo score yetMarsh McLennanNo score yetMastercardNo score yetMercuryNo score yetMerrillNo score yetMetLifeNo score yetMoody's CorporationNo score yetMorgan StanleyNo score yetMSCI Inc.No score yetNasdaq, Inc.No score yetNorthern TrustNo score yetNovoNo score yetOscar HealthNo score yetPayPalNo score yetPlaidNo score yetPNC Financial ServicesNo score yetPrincipal Financial GroupNo score yetProgressive CorporationNo score yetPrudential FinancialNo score yetPulleyNo score yetRampNo score yetRaymond James FinancialNo score yetRegions Financial CorporationNo score yetRobinhoodNo score yetRobinhood MarketsNo score yetS&P GlobalNo score yetSafra National Bank of New YorkNo score yetSoFiNo score yetState FarmNo score yetState Street CorporationNo score yetStripeNo score yetSynchrony FinancialNo score yetT. Rowe PriceNo score yetThe Travelers CompaniesNo score yetTIAANo score yetTravelers Companies (The)No score yetTruist FinancialNo score yetU.S. BancorpNo score yetUBSNo score yetUnitedHealth GroupNo score yetVisa Inc.No score yetW. R. Berkley CorporationNo score yetWarburg PincusNo score yetWells FargoNo score yet

A company shows “No score yet” until 5 credible reports exist for it. A score computed from fewer is held back rather than shown — the same floor its own company page uses.

What these numbers are, and what they are not

Every figure on this page is built from reports by people who were separated from companies classified as Finance. It describes the reports we received, not the industry. People who had a bad separation have more reason to file one, so treat this as what was reported, not as a measured rate across Finance employers.

A company’s score, or its absence, is not a recommendation about working there and not a judgement of the company. Scores move as reports arrive, a company with no score simply has too few reports to publish one, and nothing here is legal advice.