Favours people who don't identify as particular gender or who don't want to be identified by gender
HSBC has disclosed being probed by tax authorities in India and several other countries
India figures as the second-biggest among HSBC's 'main centres of employment' after the UK
HSBC said it has set aside $773 mn as a provision for various tax, money laundering-related matters
Commercial banking activity contributed PBT of $123 million, sharply up from $79 million in 2015
It made profit before tax of $7.1 billion in 2016 compared to $18.87 billion for the previous year
We expect good performance from EM equities in 2017, says Herald Van Der Linde
Bank's shares have risen 3.3% this year, against 2.2% rise in the STOXX European banks index
Will move in about two years time when Brexit becomes effective: HSBC
Growth would be helped by higher public investment, bankruptcy code and direct transfer of subsidies
Post the March quarter, the economic growth is expected to normalise gradually towards the 7%
The US, UK, China, Germany and France were the world's top exporters of services in 2015, and will remain so in 2030
According to the global financial services major, food prices have remained low over the first 10 days of December
HSBC's investment banking technology department has a total global headcount of around 6,500, supports 7 investment banking units
Instead of exchanging documents under a Letter of Credit through physical movement the partners would e-present documents through a digital platform built by London-based Bolero
Against a backdrop of shrinking profits, HSBC reports a sharp jump in its core capital ratio to 13.9%
The bank's reported pre-tax profit was $843 million in the September quarter, down from $6.1 billion in the same period a year ago
About 49 per cent of the current generation feel they are under more financial pressure compared to 33 per cent
Commentary after the review, coupled with the minutes of MPC meeting released by RBI, has increased expectations of one more round of cut as inflation is expected to go down further but there are differing views on what stance it takes after that
HSBC shares are up 16 per cent in the year to date, whereas those of Deutsche, Credit Suisse and UBS have fallen