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HSBC’s Mark Tucker to return to insurer AIA as chair
HSBC’s longtime chair Sir Mark Tucker will step down in September to become non-executive chair of Hong Kong-based insurer AIA. Tucker, who has served as chair of the UK-headquartered bank for nearly eight years, had said last month he would retire from the board.
HSBC’s private banking arm has gone overweight US stocks and neutral on those in Europe, flipping its view from earlier this ...
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HSBC private bank flips to overweight US stocks on AI surgeHSBC Global Private Banking has shifted its investment stance to overweight on US equities, attributing the move to the ...
HSBC expects OPEC+ to accelerate supply hikes in August and September, which is likely to raise downside risks to the bank's ...
HSBC Holdings Plc is exiting a business that serves small and midsize US companies, as it continues an overhaul aimed at ...
HSBC warns its $65 Brent crude forecast may be overly optimistic due to rising OPEC+ production and a looming post-summer ...
HSBC is disbanding a division that serves small and medium-size companies in the U.S., part of a push to focus on markets ...
Scottish-born Kevin Sneader, who was voted out of the global consulting firm's top job in 2021, has been approached about ...
HSBC Holdings Plc is in talks to lease several floors near its current headquarters in London’s Canary Wharf as the bank ...
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