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HSBC Shares Hit 25-Year Low on China Fears, Alleged Suspicious Transfers
Europe's largest bank is a possible candidate for China's "unreliable entity list" that aims to punish firms, organizations or individuals that damage national security.
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Goldman Mortgage Deal With Federal Agency Could Reach $1.25 Billion
The person said Goldman Sachs is discussing a settlement with the Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA), which filed 18 lawsuits against Goldman and other banks in 2011 over about $200 billion in mortgage-backed securities that later went sour.
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HSBC, Others Picked for $436-Million NHPC Stake Sale: Report
HSBC Holdings Plc and two Indian investment banks will manage the government's planned stake sale in hydropower producer NHPC Ltd, two sources with direct knowledge of the deal said on Wednesday.
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HSBC Says Bonus for Chairman Capped at 1 Million Pounds
Under new pay proposals set out in March, HSBC said it could have awarded Flint up to 2.25 million pounds worth of shares as an annual bonus in exceptional circumstances.
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HSBC Shares Hit 25-Year Low on China Fears, Alleged Suspicious Transfers
Europe's largest bank is a possible candidate for China's "unreliable entity list" that aims to punish firms, organizations or individuals that damage national security.
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HSBC’s Top 15 Stock Picks Amid Short-Term Uncertainty
It said the long-term story remains intact despite slowdown narrative which may weigh on market performance in the near term.
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What Uber Left Behind in Asia
Emerging markets outshine the U.S. in ride-hailing, as the burgeoning success of Go-Jek and Grab shows.
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HSBC Built a Financial Fortress Around Hong Kong. Now It Faces Its Biggest Threat in Years
HSBC is a juicy target for the handful of “virtual” lenders vying to shake up the commercial hub’s banking market.
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China Watched for Signs of Stabilization: Global Economy Week
China’s economy will draw the eyes of investors this week amid hope that its expansion has stabilized.
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Want to Earn Less at UBS? Have a Baby
Little wonder finance has such a long way to go to make up its shortfall of women in top jobs.
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Here Are the Finance Firms Cutting Jobs After Turmoil in Markets
The financial industry is deploying technology across its businesses to reduce costs.
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Asia's Worst Currency Isn't Stopping Bond Bulls From Pouring In
A weakening won and a November rate increase by the Bank of Korea have failed to deter overseas buyers.
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Here's One Less Thing for Hong Kong Homebuyers to Worry About
The city’s property market may also weigh on banks’ mortgage businesses. Property prices are down 7 percent from their August peak
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Rajan, Gopinath See Crisis Risk If India Focuses Only on Growth
India needs a much greater focus on macroeconomic stability than some of its Asian peers, report says.
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HSBC Forecasts Further Drop in Australia House Prices
HSBC forecasts housing prices in Sydney and Melbourne will decline between 12 percent to 16 percent from their peaks.
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HSBC Shares Hit 25-Year Low on China Fears, Alleged Suspicious Transfers
Europe's largest bank is a possible candidate for China's "unreliable entity list" that aims to punish firms, organizations or individuals that damage national security.
-
Goldman Mortgage Deal With Federal Agency Could Reach $1.25 Billion
The person said Goldman Sachs is discussing a settlement with the Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA), which filed 18 lawsuits against Goldman and other banks in 2011 over about $200 billion in mortgage-backed securities that later went sour.
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HSBC, Others Picked for $436-Million NHPC Stake Sale: Report
HSBC Holdings Plc and two Indian investment banks will manage the government's planned stake sale in hydropower producer NHPC Ltd, two sources with direct knowledge of the deal said on Wednesday.
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HSBC Says Bonus for Chairman Capped at 1 Million Pounds
Under new pay proposals set out in March, HSBC said it could have awarded Flint up to 2.25 million pounds worth of shares as an annual bonus in exceptional circumstances.
-
HSBC Shares Hit 25-Year Low on China Fears, Alleged Suspicious Transfers
Europe's largest bank is a possible candidate for China's "unreliable entity list" that aims to punish firms, organizations or individuals that damage national security.
-
HSBC’s Top 15 Stock Picks Amid Short-Term Uncertainty
It said the long-term story remains intact despite slowdown narrative which may weigh on market performance in the near term.
-
What Uber Left Behind in Asia
Emerging markets outshine the U.S. in ride-hailing, as the burgeoning success of Go-Jek and Grab shows.
-
HSBC Built a Financial Fortress Around Hong Kong. Now It Faces Its Biggest Threat in Years
HSBC is a juicy target for the handful of “virtual” lenders vying to shake up the commercial hub’s banking market.
-
China Watched for Signs of Stabilization: Global Economy Week
China’s economy will draw the eyes of investors this week amid hope that its expansion has stabilized.
-
Want to Earn Less at UBS? Have a Baby
Little wonder finance has such a long way to go to make up its shortfall of women in top jobs.
-
Here Are the Finance Firms Cutting Jobs After Turmoil in Markets
The financial industry is deploying technology across its businesses to reduce costs.
-
Asia's Worst Currency Isn't Stopping Bond Bulls From Pouring In
A weakening won and a November rate increase by the Bank of Korea have failed to deter overseas buyers.
-
Here's One Less Thing for Hong Kong Homebuyers to Worry About
The city’s property market may also weigh on banks’ mortgage businesses. Property prices are down 7 percent from their August peak
-
Rajan, Gopinath See Crisis Risk If India Focuses Only on Growth
India needs a much greater focus on macroeconomic stability than some of its Asian peers, report says.
-
HSBC Forecasts Further Drop in Australia House Prices
HSBC forecasts housing prices in Sydney and Melbourne will decline between 12 percent to 16 percent from their peaks.
