10 June, 2020
Investors signal unease with banks’ support for Hong Kong security law
China’s efforts to impose a new national security law on Hong Kong has proved controversial with pro-democracy campaigners, but companies that initially supported Beijing are now seeing pressure fro...
18 February, 2020
FRC issues advice on coronavirus risk disclosures
Concern about the impact of coronavirus (COVID-19) on business has reached such an extent that regulators have revealed companies will have to consider whether it is a disclosable risk, while there is...
16 March, 2018
HSBC reveals gender pay gap of 60% but pledges to improve diversity
HSBC, one of the UK's most prominent financial institutions, has published an average gender pay gap of 60%. The bank's gender bonus gap is 84%. The bank admitted that it had fewer women in senior ...
21 February, 2018
HSBC spends $28m preparing for Brexit
One of the world's largest banks, HSBC, has so far spent $28m on preparations for Brexit, according to the company's annual report. Published yesterday (20th February), the figure reveals the scale...
13 March, 2017
Mark Tucker to chair HSBC
Mark Tucker, the current chief executive and president of Hong Kong insurance giant AIA, is to be the next chairman of HSBC. Tucker, a former boss at Prudential and a former CFO at HBOS, succeeds ...
12 September, 2016
Jack Tai joins HSBC board
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13 November, 2015
HSBC hires new non-execs
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2 June, 2015
HSBC signs two new non-execs
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14 May, 2015
