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  • HSBC shares jump after naming top Natwest boss as new UK chief

    October 21, 2025

    European banking juggernaut HSBC enjoyed a bump in its share price as markets opened on Monday after the bank named its new UK boss. David Lindberg, who most recently led retail banking operations at Natwest, will join the FTSE 100 titan to take the helm at its UK bank. Shares jumped near two per cent [...]

  • HSBC shares sink on play to take control of Hong Kong bank

    October 9, 2025

    HSBC shares tumbled on Thursday morning as the bank laid out plans to suspend its buyback program in order to buy out minority shareholders in Hong Kong’s Hang Seng Baak. The FTSE 100 banking juggernaut has offered to pay HK$155 per share for the 36 per cent not already owned by the bank. The proposal [...]

  • HSBC UK beefs up wealth arm with ‘generational’ bet

    September 26, 2025

    HSBC UK is making a “generational” play to beef up its wealth arm as the banking juggernaut eyes global dominance in the field. The FTSE 100 titan will launch a new Wealth Academy this autumn, the bank’s managing director of wealth Christopher Dean told Morning Wire, in partnership with the London Business School. The bank’s [...]

  • Seraphine: Princess of Wales’ favourite owed a king’s ransom

    August 15, 2025

    Seraphine, the maternity fashion retailer whose clothes were worn by the Princess of Wales, owed over £33m as it collapsed into administration before being rescued. The business ceased trading and entered administration in July with consultancy firm Interpath appointed to oversee the process. The move led to the majority of its 95-strong staff being made [...]

  • Natwest and Lloyds: What to expect from FTSE 100 bank earnings next week

    July 21, 2025

    The FTSE 100’s banking titans, Natwest, Barclays, Lloyds and HSBC are gearing up for what promises to be an interesting half-year reporting season. Lloyds and Natwest will kick off earnings on July 24 and July 25 followed by peers Barclays, HSBC and Standard Chartered the following week.  The first quarter was defined by President Donald Trump’s [...]

  • 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 [...]

  • Nationwide hands customers billions as FTSE 100 banks up shareholder payouts 

    May 30, 2025

    Nationwide returned billions to customers in 2024 whilst the FTSE 100 banking juggernauts used excess capital to up payouts for shareholders.  The building society handed customers £2.8bn in the last year through a combination of reward schemes that offered better rates on savings and loans. Meanwhile, listed banks used their extra cash to give big [...]

  • 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 [...]

  • HSBC UK to slash bonuses for staff not turning up to office

    May 21, 2025

    HSBC has told its UK-based retail workers that failing to show up to the office could see their bonuses slashed. Europe’s biggest bank informed staff in the retail and domestic commercial arm that if they are not following the firm’s three-day minimum requirement to work in office they could be paid less as a result. [...]

  • 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 [...]

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