HSBC splits bank between East and West in major overhaul
HSBC's new boss has announced a major overhaul of the bank's structure, splitting geographically into eastern and western markets amid increasing geopolitical tensions and a need to cut costs. The bank said that it was simplifying operations by splitting into four key units, which will see its commercial and institutional banking divisions merged.
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HSBC’s East-West Split Isn’t Just About Cutting Costs
The fallout left HSBC scrambling to placate governments and corporations in both east and west. The political standoff between the US and China hasn’t improved since; if Donald Trump returns to the White House next January, things could get even more tricky for any business caught in between.
HSBC Kicks Off Biggest Restructuring in Decade
HSBC’s overhaul will see the bank split into four separate units under the control of two distinct Eastern and Western ...
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London-listed shares in HSBC (LON:HSBA) were little changed on Tuesday as investors parsed through the bank's new plans to carry out a sweeping overhaul of its corporate structure. Chief Executive ...
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