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HSBC To Terminate 10,000 Staff As Part Of Redundancy Measures
Global lender has struggled to boost profitability in Europe as it puts more focus on its Asian operations. 
Global lender has struggled to boost profitability in Europe as it puts more focus on its Asian operations. -
HSBC Life Now Offers Insurance Services In Hangzhou, China
HSBC Life continues to grow its business in China, Singapore, and the Asia-Pacific region. 
HSBC Life continues to grow its business in China, Singapore, and the Asia-Pacific region. -
HSBC’s Deliberations To Buy Into Aviva’s Asian Business In Early Stages
HSBC acquiring Aviva’s Asian Operations would be the turnaround the company needs after appointing a new head. 
HSBC acquiring Aviva’s Asian Operations would be the turnaround the company needs after appointing a new head. -
HSBC May Slash Thousands Of Jobs Following Shock CEO Exit
HSBC is expected to cut thousands of senior jobs after it was revealed that CEO John Flint is out. 
HSBC is expected to cut thousands of senior jobs after it was revealed that CEO John Flint is out. -
Switzerland Tops List Of World’s Best Places To Live And Work
Switzerland is the only country for those that want to enjoy life and work at the same time. 
Switzerland is the only country for those that want to enjoy life and work at the same time. -
HSBC Scraps Account-Related Fee To Compete Against Virtual Banks
HSBC announced this week that it will be removing various account-related fees including minimum balance fees, counter fees, and annual fees. 
HSBC announced this week that it will be removing various account-related fees including minimum balance fees, counter fees, and annual fees. -
HSBC 2018 Profit Misses Estimate
HSBC misses analysts' estimates despite boosts to its revenue and profit. 
HSBC misses analysts' estimates despite boosts to its revenue and profit. -
China’s Invite to Global Financial Sector Progresses
China has allowed Allianz SE and UBS Group AG to have more access to the country's $42 trillion financial industry. HSBC, among others, is also planning to stretch business further with one of the world's leading financial giants. 
China has allowed Allianz SE and UBS Group AG to have more access to the country's $42 trillion financial industry. HSBC, among others, is also planning to stretch business further with one of the world's leading financial giants. -
HSBC Hong Kong Staff To Help Customers With Dementia Managing Their Finances
HSBC will be the first bank in Hong Kong deploying staff with knowledge in dementia to help their customers suffering from the disease to manage their finances. This move comes after a survey found that a lot of people are struggling with financial matters, like remembering their passwords and processing their account information. 
HSBC will be the first bank in Hong Kong deploying staff with knowledge in dementia to help their customers suffering from the disease to manage their finances. This move comes after a survey found that a lot of people are struggling with financial matters, like remembering their passwords and processing their account information. -
HSBC Profit Exceeds Expectations But ‘Cautiously Optimistic’ On Trade Tensions, Rising Cost
HSBC reported a 4.6 percent increase in its first-half pre-tax profit. Some analysts, however, were lukewarm due to mounting US-China trade tensions and the bank’s increasing operational cost among other concerns. 
HSBC reported a 4.6 percent increase in its first-half pre-tax profit. Some analysts, however, were lukewarm due to mounting US-China trade tensions and the bank’s increasing operational cost among other concerns.
