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Singapore loses top spot to Switzerland as best place for expats: Survey

The average Swiss salary of $111,587 is 47 per cent higher than the $75,966 mean pay package across the 33 nations surveyed by HSBC

Dovish central banks across the world to help Asian equities, says HSBC

HSBC has announced key changes to its country allocations in Asia

HSBC plans to axe hundreds of investment bank jobs to help cut cost

Cull of more than 500 jobs could begin in weeks, people say

Investors should forget white noise like polls, pad up for bull run: HSBC

All elements required for a sustained bull run are in place

Laptop 'for him', vacuum 'for her': HSBC's sexist Valentine offer draws ire

Row over offer comes amid a wider debate on equal pay; HSBC has the worst gender pay gap among big UK firms

HSBC upgrades Indian equity market to 'stable' from 'underweight'

Analysts at the bank noted that since August-end, the Indian stock market underperformed due to an array of headwinds such as free fall in rupee and volatility in crude oil prices.

HSBC beats estimates, Q3 net rises 28% to $5.9 bn on Asia biz, lower costs

HSBC is hiring more people to boost growth in some of its business units including investment banking and private banking - the areas where it has lagged its American and some of its European rivals

HSBC to pay $765 mn to settle US mortgage securities misselling claim

HSBC said in a statement it has been working since the financial crisis to improve its internal controls and culture.

HSBC appoints Surendra Rosha to take over from ailing CEO Jayant Rikhye

Rosha joined HSBC's Indian operations in 1991. He has worked in multiple roles in forex trading, corporate treasury sales, treasury and capital markets across a variety of countries

Amitabh Malhotra appointed as head of Investment Banking for HSBC India

Prior to HSBC, Amitabh worked at Rothschild India, where he was the co-head and managing director of the Global Investment Bank

HSBC's lending push faces entrenched local rivals and past mistakes in US

HSBC's underperformance in the US, where it is a relative minnow in contrast to its strong position in Europe and Asia, is partly a legacy of its disastrous foray into subprime lending in the country

New CEO's $17 bn plan for HSBC: expand key Asian markets, improve tech

HSBC is partly investing roughly two thirds of that amount by 2020 to build its presence in Hong Kong, the Pearl River Delta, and wealth in Asia. The rest will be spent on technology upgrades.

HSBC chief Stuart Gulliver ends seven-year stint; shares fall over 2%

During his last year, Gulliver managed to arrest a six-year slide in income and positioned the bank to return more cash to investors in the second quarter

HSBC new CEO: Retail head John Flint may replace Stuart Gulliver

Appointment of Gulliver's replacement first major decision facing Mark Tucker, bank's new chairman

Over 70% mid-market firms upbeat on domestic economy, revenue growth: HSBC

The MMEs are defined as companies with between 200 and 2,000 employees

HSBC bans traders from buying bonds on personal accounts

Employees will be allowed to maintain existing holdings of securities prohibited by the new rules

Former HSBC executive arrested in US forex case

Scott was released on bail by a London court yesterday and plans to fight his extradition

India's growth to remain unchanged at 7.1% in FY17: HSBC

Central bank also lowered its growth forecast to 7.3% from 7.4%

HSBC foreign acts case: Govt raises tax demand of Rs 5,419 cr

190 prosecution complaints have been filed against various entities

HSBC wins mandate on $100 billion Saudi Aramco IPO: CEO

Despite earnings pressure, HSBC retained its dividend payout ratio at higher level in last few years