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HSBC serves customers worldwide from more than 9,500 offices in 85 countries and territories in Europe, the Asia-Pacific region, the Americas, the Middle East and Africa. HSBC is one of the world's largest banking and financial services organisations.
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EU competition policy chief Margrethe Vestager ruled that HSBC, French bank Credit Agricole, and US giant JPMorgan were part of a cartel of seven banks that worked together to manipulate the Euribor interest rate between September 2005 and
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A look at some of the big, trending topics on Wednesday
FTSE 100 stocks marched higher on Wednesday with miners the top gainers
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FTSE 100 shares closed near their highest point of the session on Tuesday, but no thanks to spread-betting stocks after the UK’s top regulator proposed stricter rules for the sector
The market seems to thinks US interest rates will rise more swiftly, which is good news for banks
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HSBC upgrade plus Savannah Resources, Paddy Power Betfair and US election
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FTSE 100 shares ended firmer on Tuesday as a last-minute rush to buy framed a session of cautious optimism in a victory for Hillary Clinton in the US presidential election
For the banks the exceptional has become the norm, rather than the exception.
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FTSE 100 shares closed 1.7% higher on Monday as a sharp intraday gain came early in the session on news that US presidential candidate Hillary Clinton had been cleared by the FBI, and it remained on helium for the rest of the session. Minin
Aside from the election, several UK retailers have results due next week
As a global operator HSBC has outperformed domestic rivals such as RBS, Barclays and Lloyds in the aftermath of the Brexit vote.
FTSE 100 stocks ended higher on Wednesday after a see-saw session, after recovering from a bout of downside this week on the fate of Germany’s biggest lender Deutsche Bank when commodity-related shares advanced
Goldman Sachs downgraded the black horse bank to sell even though it reckons the lender's strategy is essentially sound. Find out why.
London stocks ended at a five-week high on Thursday as investors took comfort from the Federal Reserve’s decision to hold off a US rate hike the previous day
Exane BNP Paribas downgrades online grocer after it warned of margin pressure from rivals
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Broker sees possible "material moves" out of London after referendum
The UK economy so far has also held up better than expected
UK stocks ended sharply lower on Friday, never once turning into the black, after trade data failed to ignite excitement among investors
US prosecutors "considering criminal charge" against bank linked to foreign exchange trading
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The FTSE 100 rose 23 points to 6804.52, while the FTSE 250 gained 40 points
London shares ended Wednesday lower but finished the month around 90 points higher
The US ADP non-farm employment change figure failed to provide investors with much guidance
The Footsie lifted 7.1 points to 6827.89 in early trading, but the UK-focused FTSE 250 was in the red
London shares closed softer on Wednesday after energy stocks absorbed news that regulators plan a price cap – knocking sideways the benefit of a surge in banking stocks
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The FTSE 100 Index extended losses to stand 13.36 points adrift at 6632.04
Banking giant made first-half pre-tax profit of US$9.7bn, down US$3.9bn versus a year ago
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Despite positive responses to the trading updates from Next and HSBC, blue chips fell
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French President Francois Hollande has told Theresa May that Britain needs to leave the EU quickly to avoid creating unnecessary uncertainty
It took a month, but London’s midcaps have climbed above their Brexit levels for the first time as shares closed higher on Wednesday while top AIM stocks hit their highest levels of the year
The FTSE 100 Index lost hold of earlier gains of around 30 points to stand 10.16 points ahead at 6707.53
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The FTSE 100 Index was 30.59 points to the good at 6727.96 while the FTSE 250 also rose
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Bojo backs out: London's former mayor has withdrawn unexpectedly from the race.
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Royal Bank of Scotland, Barclays and Lloyds Bank felt the wrath of the brokers on Monday as all were downgraded following the UK’s decision to leave the EU
Bank share prices plummet as investors fretted about possible loss of access to European markets
HSBC Finance will take a pre-tax charge of US$585mln in the second quarter of this year.
A tentative agreement on debt relief for Greece was welcomed by banks while the rising oil price fuelled increases for BP and Shell
Trouble at t'store for Asda; Ladbrokes gets a result; HSBC halves retail estate in India; Student digs company raises £60mln - that's a lot of pizzas
Big banks welcome watchdog's review but rivals and consumer groups brand it inadequate
While the FTSE 100 finished at 6,186, down 56 points, shares on London's junior market fared somewhat better.
Contrary to what the spreadbetters foresaw, Footsie was well down at lunch but small caps were rising higher.
Britain's premier blue chip index is poised to open a shade higher after the bank holiday weekend, and after upbeat trading on Wall Street and the rest of Europe.
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Royal Mail, Go-Ahead, Boohoo.com, BP, Marks & Spencer...
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Anglo American, Randgold Resources, Amerisur Resources, Barclays, HSBC, and Hunting were all in the broker spotlight on Monday.
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Quartix, Sky, ITV, Kerry Group, Intu Properties and HSBC are all in Monday’s broker spotlight.
State-owned bank to take £2.5bn hit from PPI and other scandals
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Good corporate news including strong sets of numbers from Lloyds and RSA sent FTSE100 soaring...
The Footsie extended the morning's gains to stand 140.94 points up at 6008 by lunchtime
Lloyds reported a 5% rise in underlying profit to £8.1bn
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Footsie continued lower on Wednesday as there were jitters about a possible Brexit and UK retail figures disappointed...
The Footsie fell 85 points as business leaders queued up to urge the British public to vote to stay in the EU
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Footsie closed 1.25% down as oil weighed along with the results from Standard Chartered..
Footsie companies warned that EU exit could cost UK jobs and investment
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Eden Research raises a glass to the Spanish authorities for green-lighting its wine grape protection product.
Profits in 2015 rose by 1% US$18.87bn, but on an underlying basis fell 7% to US$20.4bn
It's a heavy week for trading updates, with the banks to the fore
Shares rose after commodity giant signed a new revolving credit facility
The FTSE 100 closed out Monday at 5,824, some 116 points or 2% higher, as attentions remained on London.
Bosses head for the exit at Hornby and at Alliance Trust but HSBC decides to stay put.
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The FTSE 100 Index gained 93 points to 5801 as the Nikkei closed more than 1,000 points ahead
HSBC decided to stay in London due to the UK's "important and globally connected economy"
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UK shares finished higher on Wednesday as European indices also rose and as Fed chair Janet Yellen outlined the Central Bank's take on the global economy. .
The FTSE 100 Index climbed 60 points to 5692 as banks regained their poise
The FTSE 100 Index gave up early gains as banks fell but AstraZeneca was among the risers
RBS also put aside £1.5bn in relation to various US residential mortgage-backed securities litigation claims
The FTSE 100 Index was 10.8 points adrift at 5889.17p as oil prices continued their downward trend
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Royal Mail, BAE Systems, Sainsbury / Home Retail, Kingfisher, Next, HSBC and Direct Line were all in the broker spotlight on Wednesday.
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It was a bad day for mining companies as mineral prices crumbled, but a good one for UK oil & gas players
Leading the way on the index was Standard Chartered
Below are the main news-driven share price movements at 4pm
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It was a stress-free day for the bulls as the banks bounced higher after the results of the Bank of England's stress tests
The FTSE 100 Index increased 32.8 points to 6388.89 at lunchtime
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RBS and Standard Chartered rose despite failing to meet all the stress test targets
RBS and Standard Chartered were found to be the weakest of seven major UK banks
Andy Haldane, the BoE’s chief economist, worked out up to 15mln of us could lose our jobs to robots in the coming decades.
Paul Walsh will join the bank's board in January next year
The Footsie rose 39.57 points to 6314 while mainland European shares also gained
Lower revenue and higher costs saw profits slide in the first half
The FTSE 100 Index fell 23.87 points to 6,337 at lunchtime
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The FTSE 100 Index fell 25.5 points to 6335 in early trading
HSBC pre-tax profits lifted 32% to $6.1bn in the three months to September 30
Marks reports on Wednesday, while a host of other companies report alond with a slew of economic data.
The UK banks are stumping up US$924mln, with Barclays charged the most of the three, at US$384.
Banking results season is imminent, prompting a few brokers to take stock.
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Companies covered: HSBC, Learning Technologies Group, Sainsbury's, Tesco, Wolseley
Companies featured in the broker spotlight: Wolseley, SABMiller, Coca-Cola, UK banks, Tullow Oil
Companies featured in the broker spotlight: Wolseley, SABMiller, Coca-Cola, UK banks, Tullow Oil
Switzerland's Weko watchdog is looking into seven banks.
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In London, the FTSE100 ended 82 points lower to 6,104, after a bizarre moment earlier in the day.
So-called "basket trade" caused 60-point plunge in FTSE 100 Index
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Barclays, Lloyds, HSBC, William Hill, BP, RIO, Avation and Talk Talk were all in Tuesday’s broker spotlight
The banks settled with US investors, agreeing to a payout which takes the overall total paid to the investors to US$2bn (£1.28bn) from nine banks.
Producer Prices data gave a lift to US prices after a tepid start
Detailed work has started meanwhile on whether HSBC remains based in the UK.
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In the UK, miners suffered on the news of the slowdown in the world’s second largest economy.
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HSBC and Standard Chartered are often bracketed together because of their focus on Asian markets, and they continue their double-act this week.
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There are lots of departures being announced this morning, but Barclays is keeping mum over reports that it will be announcing more redundancies