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Majority of leaked SARs relate to previously reported scandals and regulatory issues
Businesses that have become political shuttlecocks are not worthwhile investments
StanChart also falls in Hong Kong after disclosures by ICIJ based on leaked documents
Nicolas Moreau faces multiple challenges in transforming the asset manager while the parent bank undertakes restructuring
Lender accused of bowing to Chinese pressure to block Hong Kong media executives from accessing accounts
Battle for market share comes as the proportion of digital payments has surged since the start of the pandemic
CEO’s successor has cut costs but coronavirus and political uncertainties add to pressure on bank
Europe’s largest bank warns of impact of US-China friction as crisis hits loans
HSBC profits tumble, Microsoft eyes Tik Tok, the pall of working from home
London-headquartered bank appeals directly to Chinese public over Meng Wanzhou dispute
Largest UK, Swiss and eurozone lenders expected to make at least €23bn in provisions as they tackle Covid pain
Forecast adds more pressure on region’s financial institutions to reduce US presence
Allocation to lenders drops to its lowest level for at least a decade
371 investors make allegations against UK lender’s private bank after suffering losses
Mark Johnson was found guilty in 2017 after deal for Cairn Energy
Chief cites fall in profits and grim outlook for decision to press ahead with overhaul
Outcry against bank for backing Hong Kong security law is based on questionable assumptions
US stocks suffered worst one-day falls since March on Thursday
Providers pull deals after a ‘tidal wave of business’ for riskier home loans
US secretary of state accuses Beijing of ‘bullying tactics’ and offers Britain help with nuclear and 5G projects
Bank’s mantra of ‘guests in every country’ under pressure after backing China’s Hong Kong security law
Double standards abound but bosses have recognised they must look like they care
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UK politicians and investors concerned by banks’ stance on national security legislation
Making a stand popular in the UK would hurt the two banks in Hong Kong and China, which produce a bigger chunk of revenues
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