The move stems from QIWI’s transition to a hybrid operating model, which has made much of its previous office space redundant. Company representatives confirmed the move, saying the staff reduction will help improve space utilization efficiency.
The changes come at a difficult time for QIWI. Earlier this year, the company sold its assets in Russia for 23.75 billion rubles after the Central Bank decided to revoke QIWI Bank’s license. The liquidation of the bank is expected to occur in mid-2025.
Source: Ferra
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