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  • Financial services firms expected to dump green finance and DEI

    June 18, 2025

    The financial services industry is taking a dramatic step back from green finance and diversity policies.  Over half of UK senior financial professionals believe their leadership will place less focus on environmental, social and governance (ESG) policies in the coming years.  Meanwhile, a similar proportion, 54 per cent, believe diversity, equality and inclusion commitments will [...]

  • High street banks ramp up SME lending to highest since 2022

    June 16, 2025

    High street banks are scaling up their lending to small businesses, with the first quarter of 2022 hitting the highest amount since 2022.  Lenders issued £4.6bn worth of loans in the first three months of the year marking a 14 per cent year-on-year jump. The rise was driven by a surge of lending to agriculture, [...]

  • HSBC accelerates private credit pivot with $4bn injection

    June 2, 2025

    Europe’s biggest lender has continued its pivot into private credit funds with a $4bn investment into its asset management arm. HSBC has used its asset management business to spearhead a transition into the booming $1.6tn private credit market. The firm said it will invest the new cash into its alternative credit funds, with the goal [...]

  • HSBC cuts more investment bank roles in latest European retreat 

    May 27, 2025

    HSBC has reportedly given more than two dozen analysts in its investment banking division the chop as the bank’s boss presses on with his sweeping overhaul. The firm’s cuts primarily focused on Europe, where the lender has continuously signalled a winding down of operations. The banking juggernaut slashed ten per cent of its work force [...]

  • Is HSBC turning its back on Europe?

    May 20, 2025

    When Georges Elhedery took the helm at HSBC, he wasted no time making his mark on the firm.  Elhedery plotted a “simpler, more dynamic and agile organisation” in his sweeping restructure first announced in October 2024. One significant change introduced by the new bank chief was splitting the business into “eastern markets” covering the Asia-pacific [...]

  • HSBC Asset Management’s sustainability boss to depart as sector pivots on ESG

    May 5, 2025

    The top sustainability boss at HSBC Asset Management is set to leave the firm amid chief executive Georges Elhedery’s review of the lender’s environmental, social and governance (ESG) policies. Erin Leonard’s exit, as first reported by Reuters, follows Celine Herweijer, the bank’s former chief sustainability officer, leaving the firm at the end of last year. [...]

  • HSBC investment bankers axed on bonus day received no bonus

    March 27, 2025

    HSBC issued no bonuses to axed investment bankers, despite letting them go on the day they were set to learn their pay award figures. The FTSE giant told staff in its investment arm last month that they were facing the chop after the firm announced in January it would wind down mergers and acquisitions advisory [...]

  • HSBC job cuts and bonuses expected on Friday

    February 19, 2025

    HSBC is set to axe a number of investment bankers this Friday whilst rewarding some with bonuses, sources told Morning Wire. Amidst the FTSE 100 giant’s restructure, employees are expecting updates this week on their role’s future with many now looking to Friday – the same day pencilled in for bonuses.  According to sources close [...]

  • Barclays and Natwest to set tone for Big Four banks in year ahead

    February 12, 2025

    As Britain’s Big Four banks prepare to post annual results, analysts expect “strong” performances, but warned of long-term challenges. Barclays and Natwest will lead the first round of results this week, with the pair reporting on Thursday and Friday respectively. This will be followed by HSBC on February 19 and Lloyds on February 20. The [...]

  • HSBC: FTSE 100 lender’s stock drops after downgrade by Deutsche Bank

    February 3, 2025

    HSBC’s stock price has dropped more than two per cent this morning after being downgraded by Deutsche Bank analysts from a Buy to a Hold. The FTSE 100 bank received a target share price of £9.10 from Deutsche Bank, compared to its current share price of £8.27. “After a substantial increase in share price, the [...]

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