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Who Is Indian-Origin Pam Kaur, HSBC's 1st Female CFO In 160-Year History
HSBC Bank has named Indian-origin Pam Kaur as its new Chief Financial Officer (CFO), the first woman to hold this position in its 160-year history. She is replacing Georges Elhedery, who took over as CEO earlier this year.
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HSBC Names Indian-Origin Banker Pam Kaur As Its First Woman CFO
HSBC Holdings Plc, which was founded by a Scotsman more than 150-years ago, named Pam Kaur the first female chief financial officer in its history.
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India's Heat Is Now A Better Predictor Of Food Prices Than Rain: Report
Tracking rising temperatures is becoming a better way of forecasting food inflation in India than the rain patterns economists have typically relied on, according to HSBC Holdings Plc.
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Why This Leading Bank Has Blocked Staff From Texting On Their Work Phones
HSBC Holdings Plc is blocking staff from texting on their work phones, in the latest fallout from regulatory probes into the industry's use of unauthorized communication methods.
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HSBC To Relaunch Private Banking Business In India Within A Year: Report
HSBC Holdings PLC plans to relaunch its India private banking business within a year, its India CEO told Reuters on Thursday, after the Asia-focused lender has identified the country as a key strategic market for growth.
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HSBC Taps Into Virtual Reality With Metaverse Portfolio For Rich Asian Clients
HSBC Holdings has launched a fund to capture investment opportunities in the metaverse for its wealthy clients in Hong Kong and Singapore as financial services companies tap into Silicon Valley's new virtual reality.
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Bosses Of Tata, HSBC, Macquarie Urge Governments To Do More For Green Transition
The leaders of Indian conglomerate Tata Sons, HSBC Holdings and Australia's Macquarie Group urged governments to get more involved in the green transition by providing incentives to develop new technology and help bring down costs.
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Bosses Of Tata, HSBC, Macquarie Urge Governments To Do More For Green Transition
The leaders of Indian conglomerate Tata Sons, HSBC Holdings and Australia's Macquarie Group urged governments to get more involved in the green transition by providing incentives to develop new technology and help bring down costs
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''Provide Incentives For Green Technology": HSBC, Tata Leaders Urge Governments
The leaders of Tata Sons, HSBC Holdings and Australia's Macquarie Group urged governments to get more involved in the green transition by providing incentives to develop new technology and help bring down costs.
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HSBC Surprises With 74% Rise In Q3 Profit And $2 Billion Buyback
HSBC Holdings reported a surprise 74% rise in third quarter profit as concerns about pandemic-related bad loan receded, allowing it to announce a share buyback of $2 billion.
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While Having A Heart Attack, His First Worry Was Meeting With Manager
When Jonny Frostick realized he was having a heart attack this month, the first thing that occurred to the HSBC Holdings Plc contractor was: "I needed to meet with my manager tomorrow, this isn't convenient."
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India Will Be Worst-Hit Among Major Economies Long After Covid: Report
HSBC Holdings Plc said India's potential growth could drop to 5% in the post-pandemic world from 6% on the eve of the outbreak and more than 7% before the global financial crisis.
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HSBC Shares Hit 25-Year Low on China Fears, Alleged Suspicious Transfers
Europe's largest bank is a possible candidate for China's "unreliable entity list" that aims to punish firms, organizations or individuals that damage national security.
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Facebook-Backed Libra Appoints Stuart Levey as Chief Executive
"Stuart brings to the Libra Association the rare combination of an accomplished leader in both the government, where he enjoyed bipartisan respect and influence, and the private sector where he managed teams spread across the globe," said Katie Haun, a member of the Libra board.
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HSBC Sends Home 100 London Staff, Confirms China Coronavirus Case
HSBC Holdings PLC has sent home more than 100 staff in London after a worker tested positive for the coronavirus, the first known case at a major company in Europe's main financial hub.
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Who Is Indian-Origin Pam Kaur, HSBC's 1st Female CFO In 160-Year History
HSBC Bank has named Indian-origin Pam Kaur as its new Chief Financial Officer (CFO), the first woman to hold this position in its 160-year history. She is replacing Georges Elhedery, who took over as CEO earlier this year.
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HSBC Names Indian-Origin Banker Pam Kaur As Its First Woman CFO
HSBC Holdings Plc, which was founded by a Scotsman more than 150-years ago, named Pam Kaur the first female chief financial officer in its history.
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India's Heat Is Now A Better Predictor Of Food Prices Than Rain: Report
Tracking rising temperatures is becoming a better way of forecasting food inflation in India than the rain patterns economists have typically relied on, according to HSBC Holdings Plc.
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Why This Leading Bank Has Blocked Staff From Texting On Their Work Phones
HSBC Holdings Plc is blocking staff from texting on their work phones, in the latest fallout from regulatory probes into the industry's use of unauthorized communication methods.
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HSBC To Relaunch Private Banking Business In India Within A Year: Report
HSBC Holdings PLC plans to relaunch its India private banking business within a year, its India CEO told Reuters on Thursday, after the Asia-focused lender has identified the country as a key strategic market for growth.
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HSBC Taps Into Virtual Reality With Metaverse Portfolio For Rich Asian Clients
HSBC Holdings has launched a fund to capture investment opportunities in the metaverse for its wealthy clients in Hong Kong and Singapore as financial services companies tap into Silicon Valley's new virtual reality.
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Bosses Of Tata, HSBC, Macquarie Urge Governments To Do More For Green Transition
The leaders of Indian conglomerate Tata Sons, HSBC Holdings and Australia's Macquarie Group urged governments to get more involved in the green transition by providing incentives to develop new technology and help bring down costs.
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Bosses Of Tata, HSBC, Macquarie Urge Governments To Do More For Green Transition
The leaders of Indian conglomerate Tata Sons, HSBC Holdings and Australia's Macquarie Group urged governments to get more involved in the green transition by providing incentives to develop new technology and help bring down costs
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''Provide Incentives For Green Technology": HSBC, Tata Leaders Urge Governments
The leaders of Tata Sons, HSBC Holdings and Australia's Macquarie Group urged governments to get more involved in the green transition by providing incentives to develop new technology and help bring down costs.
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HSBC Surprises With 74% Rise In Q3 Profit And $2 Billion Buyback
HSBC Holdings reported a surprise 74% rise in third quarter profit as concerns about pandemic-related bad loan receded, allowing it to announce a share buyback of $2 billion.
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While Having A Heart Attack, His First Worry Was Meeting With Manager
When Jonny Frostick realized he was having a heart attack this month, the first thing that occurred to the HSBC Holdings Plc contractor was: "I needed to meet with my manager tomorrow, this isn't convenient."
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India Will Be Worst-Hit Among Major Economies Long After Covid: Report
HSBC Holdings Plc said India's potential growth could drop to 5% in the post-pandemic world from 6% on the eve of the outbreak and more than 7% before the global financial crisis.
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HSBC Shares Hit 25-Year Low on China Fears, Alleged Suspicious Transfers
Europe's largest bank is a possible candidate for China's "unreliable entity list" that aims to punish firms, organizations or individuals that damage national security.
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Facebook-Backed Libra Appoints Stuart Levey as Chief Executive
"Stuart brings to the Libra Association the rare combination of an accomplished leader in both the government, where he enjoyed bipartisan respect and influence, and the private sector where he managed teams spread across the globe," said Katie Haun, a member of the Libra board.
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HSBC Sends Home 100 London Staff, Confirms China Coronavirus Case
HSBC Holdings PLC has sent home more than 100 staff in London after a worker tested positive for the coronavirus, the first known case at a major company in Europe's main financial hub.
