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HSBC chairman Mark Tucker to return to AIA

HSBC Chair Tucker to return to Asia insurer AIA after overseeing bank overhaul

HSBC Holdings' high-profile Chairman Mark Tucker will return to the insurance sector as chair of Hong Kong-based AIA Group , after having presided over top management changes and navigated Sino-U.S. tensions at the Asia-focused lender.

Bloomberg on MSN · 2d

HSBC’s Tucker to Leave Lender in September, Return to AIA

HSBC Holdings Plc’s Chairman Mark Tucker will leave Europe’s largest lender in September to take on a non-executive chairman role at AIA Group Ltd., marking his return to the Hong Kong-based insurer.

Wall Street Journal · 2d

HSBC’s Mark Tucker to Join AIA as Chairman

Mark Tucker previously served as AIA’s group chief executive and president from 2010 to 2017.

U.S. News & World Report3mon

HSBC Axes 40 Dealmakers in Hong Kong as Part of Revamp to Cut Costs, Source Says

HONG KONG/SYDNEY (Reuters) -HSBC has laid off around 40 investment bankers in Hong Kong, according to a person with direct knowledge of the matter, as part of a global restructuring exercise ...

Washington Examiner1y

Congress should summon HSBC executives over support for Hong Kong repression

HSBC’s great deference to Beijing’s oppression has long been clear. It cares about its retained access to the lucrative Hong Kong banking market and not much else. Still, the bank wants it so ...

Cryptopolitan on MSN14d

HSBC goes live with tokenized deposits in Hong Kong amid global banking shift

Multinational bank, HSBC Holdings, has launched a blockchain-based settlement service in Hong Kong. The product which tokenizes deposits is the first of its kind by a regulated financial institution ...

CoinTelegraph1y

HSBC rolls out cryptocurrency services in Hong Kong: Report

Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking Corporation (HSBC) — the biggest bank in Hong Kong — has reportedly introduced its first local cryptocurrency services. HSBC has enabled its customers to buy ...

The Financial Times8mon

HSBC hit by sixfold surge in Hong Kong property loan defaults

Roula Khalaf, Editor of the FT, selects her favourite stories in this weekly newsletter. HSBC’s exposure to defaulted commercial property loans in Hong Kong surged almost sixfold to more than $ ...

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