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  • HSBC: UK should not quit EU just as services reforms are coming

    February 23, 2015

    Britain is threatening to leave the EU at the worst possible moment, HSBC analysts said yesterday, as key changes are on the way which will benefit the UK. Big businesses were reluctant to give their views on the Scottish referendum until the polls tightened at the last minute – and the comments sparked a backlash. But [...]

  • HSBC’s unhappy 150th birthday illustrates its growth: Stuart Gulliver on the highs and lows

    February 23, 2015

    In the 1990s, Stuart Gulliver went to what look like extraordinary lengths to hide his bonus – he was paid in a Swiss account, held in the name of a Panamanian company. It looks shady, in light of the latest round of revelations of tax evasion through Swiss accounts. And the extra scrutiny comes at [...]

  • George Osborne challenges Ed Balls to say sorry over HSBC Swiss tax evasion scandal

    February 23, 2015

    Chancellor George Osborne hit back at Labour over HSBC’s Swiss private bank yesterday, arguing that the wrongdoing took place and the taxman received the leaked documents under Labour, not the Tories, and Lord Green was given an advisory job by Gordon Brown. It comes after a fortnight of Labour accusing Osborne of failing to act [...]

  • HSBC cuts target for profitability on rising costs

    February 23, 2015

    HSBC’S annual profits dropped by 17 per cent in 2014, and the bank’s bosses cut its targets for profitability. Much of the damage came from a $3.7bn (£2.4bn) provision covering fines and settlements, redress for customers and lower gains from disposals. Those factors contributed to the $3.9bn fall in pre-tax profits to $18.7bn for the [...]

  • HSBC Swiss tax evasion row is not the bank’s real problem – Bottom Line

    February 23, 2015

    HSBC’s Swiss tax row is a sideshow. It might not feel like that to bosses – chairman Douglas Flint is facing MPs in parliament tomorrow, and chief exec Stuart Gulliver agreed he feels “shame” over the affair. But it is true nonetheless – this is not the main event for the bank.   Look at [...]

  • New press regulator IPSO to discuss Daily Telegraph HSBC coverage concerns after Peter Oborne allegations

    February 23, 2015

    The new press regulator will look at the concerns raised about the Daily Telegraph’s coverage of the HSBC scandal by one of its former senior journalists, Morning Wire has learned. Peter Oborne resigned from his role as the Telegraph’s senior political correspondent last week. He alleges that the newspaper failed to cover HSBC with sufficient rigour [...]

  • HSBC woe drags FTSE as Greek drama continues – London Report

    February 23, 2015

    A DROP in the shares of banking group HSBC held back Britain’s top equity index yesterday, although many traders still expected the UK stock market to reach record highs soon. The blue-chip FTSE 100 index closed down by 3.04 points, flat in percentage terms, at 6,912.16 points. The FTSE had risen 0.4 per cent to [...]

  • HSBC case: Osborne could include new tax rules in budget

    February 23, 2015

    New measures to tackle tax avoidance look set to be included in George Osborne’s budget next month in the wake of the HSBC tax case. As Osborne made his parliamentary response to the HSBC allegations he clashed with Ed Balls, the shadow chancellor. Balls accused Osborne of negligence, which moved Osborne to claim the government [...]

  • FCA and PRA reveal latest regulatory code – here’s how it will affect people in the City

    February 23, 2015

      A strict new code for financial institutions places greater accountability on non-executives when regulations are breached, and means they will be guilty until proven innocent, rather than the other way around.    The proposals were outlined earlier today by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) and Prudential Regulation Authority (PRA), and their purpose, according to [...]

  • HSBC share price closes 4.6 per cent lower after full-year profits tank due to “challenging year”

    February 23, 2015

    HSBC ended the day with its shares at 577p, 4.6 per cent lower than Friday's closing price. Having announced that profits fell 17 per cent during 2014, it admitted its US arm had also been subpoenaed by the US Commodity Futures Trading Commission. The CFTC said wanted to see documents relating to its precious metals [...]

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