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Lawsuit seen to be a test case of the legal system in the Asian financial centre
Fed chair indicates the central bank will maintain its ultra-loose monetary policy
Dividends restart but quarterly profit drops 50% at Europe’s largest bank amid coronavirus
As the lender shifts resources to Asia, it is time for chief Noel Quinn to shed its dragging anchor
Bank’s pivot to China is a recognition of the country’s decoupling from the west
Shake-up comes as lender set to announce acceleration of ‘pivot to Asia’ and further retreat from Europe and US
Three top executives expected to swap London for Hong Kong as bank jettisons American retail business
Chinese company wanted documents from bank to bolster its fight against US extradition of Meng Wanzhou
Chinese tech group wants records it says will bolster Meng Wanzhou’s fight against extradition
Noel Quinn tells UK MPs he was not the judge of ‘motives or validity’ of police instructions
Shake-up at region’s top lenders leads to questions over how long replacements will last
Noel Quinn told former lawmaker Ted Hui bank was following police instruction
Investors file resolution demanding bank publishes strategy and targets
Bulls hope both banks have passed the worst phase for political risk
International banks caught between China and US grapple with compliance problems
Revolving leadership at the continent’s top banks reflects the barriers to entry for industry outsiders
UK bank poaches HSBC’s global head of wealth and personal banking to replace António Horta-Osório
Options narrow to improve performance at struggling North America business
Climate activists say bank’s statements on climate change at odds with lending and underwriting activities
Reliance on Hong Kong and China looks like an asset
Charging fees to savers could do more harm than good
Bank contemplates ‘conservative’ payout after reporting lower provisions for bad loans
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