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HSBC Holdings PLC
LON:HSBA
HSBC serves customers worldwide from more than 9,500 offices in 85 countries and territories in Europe, the Asia-Pacific region, the Americas, the Middle East and Africa. HSBC is one of the world's largest banking and financial services organisations.
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First look at HSBC’s Wise competitor Zing
New foreign exchange app aims to take on fintech disruptor
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FTSE 100 Live: Stocks flat as weak GDP data dents festive mood
At the close, London's blue-chip index was 2.78 points at 7,697.51 while the FTSE 250 climbed 59.98 points, 0.3%, at 19,630.95
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HSBC among banks to withdraw from UN climate initiative - report
Banks are facing mounting pressure to limit the amount of finance they provide to polluting sectors
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FIVE at FIVE: HSBC results; FTSE 100 surges; Frasers sells Misguided to Shein; Petrol prices slammed; Mortgage approvals down
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FTSE 100 Live: Stocks stage rally although HSBC slips back
At the close, London's blue-chip index was up 36.11 points, 0.5%, at 7,327.39, while the FTSE 250 ended up 151.36 points, 0.9%, at 17,017.59
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HSBC orders thousands of UK staff back to offices
HSBC's call will affect some 18,500 staff in the UK
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HSBC gets punchy target as Jefferies shrugs off China crisis
US bank reckons shares are worth 1,000p, up 71% from today's level
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FTSE 100 finishes lower, dashing hopes for sustained rally
After a topsy-turvey day, the FTSE 100 finished 33 points lower to close at 7,666, equal to a 0.4%
HSBC to cut mortgage rates following lower-than-expected inflation
HSBC is poised to cut interest rates on 16 mortgage deals
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HSBC hikes mortgage rates for second time in a week, Nationwide follows suit
HSBC raised mortgage interest rates for the second time in a week on Thursday
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FTSE 100 holds firm at the close as US markets see-saw on debt ceiling concerns
At the close, the FTSE 100 was in positive territory, having gained 0.3% on the day to finish at 7,778 points
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FIVE at FIVE: HSBC SVB win; BP buybacks; FTSE 100 drops; Uber zooming; Capita loses Deliveroo
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FTSE 100 erases last week's gains with a sharp drop at the close
The FTSE 100 finished well under water at 7,703 points for a 1.2% loss
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HSBC’s largest shareholder piles pressure on bank to increase dividends, hive-off Asia wing
Chinese insurance firm Ping An has an 8% stake in British lender
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SVB and Signature Bank misconduct probes begin
Regulatory investigations have begun into the failures of Silicon Valley Bank and Signature Bank, which both collapsed this month
Gold hits record high as bank sector fears grow
Gold reached a record high of £1,599 on Tuesday afternoon, after investors were struck with fear over Credit Suisse's shares being suspended
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FTSE 100 closes below 7,600 level as SVB collapse permeates European markets
At the close, the FTSE 100 was down 2.6% to finish below the 7,600 level at 7,549 points
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FTSE 100 closes back below 8,000; US stocks extend drop
Around 3.55pm, the FTSE 100 index was off 33 points, or 0.4% at 7,981
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HSBC victorious in ‘Mr Cricket’ supreme court case
HSBC has won a court case related to payments it took from convicted fraudster Allen Stadford
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FIVE at FIVE: HSBC to close branches; Rolls-Royce potential value shock; FTSE 100 finishes ahead; Bulb takeover delayed; Royal Mail turns to app amid strikes
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FIVE at FIVE: HSBC sells Canadian arm; Sony metaverse offering; FTSE 100; Caracal jumps after new deal; BT pay deal may not last
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UN slams greenwashing as climate disasters cost US£29bn
A UN's report at COP27 has targeted corporations over the use of greenwashing
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HSBC shareholder Ping An urges 'aggressive' cost cuts and publicly calls for spin-off of Asia business
HSBC “should be much more aggressive in radically reducing its costs”, for example by cutting manpower, the Chinese insurance company said
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HSBC offers ESG-focused ETFs after greenwashing slam
The ETFs include restrictions that require companies to derive less than 2.5% of revenue from thermal coal, as well as excluding controversial weapon manufacturers
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HSBC still favoured at RBC despite guidance confusion
RBC has cut its profit forecast for 2023 by 1% to reflect lower margins in Hong Kong
HSBC earnings implies upside for UK banks, but shares hit by China worries and CFO's exit
A £1.1bn provision was made for bad loans, reflecting “increased economic uncertainty, inflation, rising interest rates and the ongoing developments in mainland China's commercial real estate sector”
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Market movers: Genuit slides after profits warning
A look at some risers and fallers on the market today.