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HSBC Overhauls Pay Policies, Warns Of Brexit Impact
HSBC Holdings is proposing to revamp its pay policy for executive directors in response to shareholder concerns about how much they earn following a sharp drop in the bank's share price and worries it may struggle to maintain its current dividend.
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HSBC Faces Pay Pressure, Dividend Fears From Investors
Pay is not the only thing HSBC investors will challenge executives over at Friday's annual meeting in London, calls for reassurance on dividends, Chinese expansion and succession planning are all set to feature.
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HSBC Keeps Headquarters in London, Rejects Move to Hong Kong
Banking group HSBC Holdings has decided to keep its headquarters in Britain, rejecting the option of shifting its centre of gravity back to its main profit-generating hub Hong Kong after a 10-month review.
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HSBC Bosses Reject Calls to Quit After 'Terrible List' of Problems
HSBC bosses rejected calls from British lawmakers for them to quit over the bank's Swiss tax scandal, but said they were having to clean up after a "terrible list" of control and compliance failings.
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HSBC Says Bonus for Chairman Capped at 1 Million Pounds
Under new pay proposals set out in March, HSBC said it could have awarded Flint up to 2.25 million pounds worth of shares as an annual bonus in exceptional circumstances.
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HSBC chief urges acceleration of bank reform
HSBC chairman Douglas Flint called for an acceleration in the speed of reform within the industry as the bank was criticised by shareholders for compliance failings and accusations it aided tax avoidance.
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HSBC CEO says complex structure had left it open to crime
HSBC's biggest ever restructuring had been necessary to simplify the bank's complex structure and wide geographical spread which had made it attractive to money-laundering criminals, its Chief Executive said.
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Bankers to discuss options to fix Europe at Copenhagen meet
Bankers at the International Institute of Finance meet will discuss how to decouple the sovereign crisis from the banking crisis.
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HSBC Overhauls Pay Policies, Warns Of Brexit Impact
HSBC Holdings is proposing to revamp its pay policy for executive directors in response to shareholder concerns about how much they earn following a sharp drop in the bank's share price and worries it may struggle to maintain its current dividend.
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HSBC Faces Pay Pressure, Dividend Fears From Investors
Pay is not the only thing HSBC investors will challenge executives over at Friday's annual meeting in London, calls for reassurance on dividends, Chinese expansion and succession planning are all set to feature.
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HSBC Keeps Headquarters in London, Rejects Move to Hong Kong
Banking group HSBC Holdings has decided to keep its headquarters in Britain, rejecting the option of shifting its centre of gravity back to its main profit-generating hub Hong Kong after a 10-month review.
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HSBC Bosses Reject Calls to Quit After 'Terrible List' of Problems
HSBC bosses rejected calls from British lawmakers for them to quit over the bank's Swiss tax scandal, but said they were having to clean up after a "terrible list" of control and compliance failings.
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HSBC Says Bonus for Chairman Capped at 1 Million Pounds
Under new pay proposals set out in March, HSBC said it could have awarded Flint up to 2.25 million pounds worth of shares as an annual bonus in exceptional circumstances.
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HSBC chief urges acceleration of bank reform
HSBC chairman Douglas Flint called for an acceleration in the speed of reform within the industry as the bank was criticised by shareholders for compliance failings and accusations it aided tax avoidance.
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HSBC CEO says complex structure had left it open to crime
HSBC's biggest ever restructuring had been necessary to simplify the bank's complex structure and wide geographical spread which had made it attractive to money-laundering criminals, its Chief Executive said.
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Bankers to discuss options to fix Europe at Copenhagen meet
Bankers at the International Institute of Finance meet will discuss how to decouple the sovereign crisis from the banking crisis.
