HSBC Holdings

HSBC Holdings Plc engages in the provision of banking and financial services. It operates through the following business segments: Retail Banking and Wealth Management, Commercial Banking, Global Banking and Markets, Global Private Banking, and Corporate Centre. The Retail Banking and Wealth Management segment consists of retail banking, wealth management, asset management, and insurance. The Commercial Banking segment offers banking products and services. The Global Banking and Markets segment includes transaction banking, financing, advisory, capital markets, and risk management services. The Global Private Banking offers transaction banking, financing, advisory, capital markets and risk management services to high net worth individuals and families. The Corporate Centre segment is comprises of central treasury, including balance sheet management, other legacy businesses, interests in associates and joint ventures, central stewardship costs and the UK bank levy. The company was founded on January 1, 1959 and is headquartered in London, the United Kingdom.

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Founded in 1865 to finance trade between Asia and the West, today HSBC is one of the world’s largest banking and financial services organisations serving around 46 million customers. Their aim is to be acknowledged as the world’s leading and most respected international bank.

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If the Swiss National Bank's plan when it forced Credit Suisse to merge with UBS was to spark a full-blown global bank crisis, it's hard to argue that it's not done a good job. European and US bank shares were tanking today, with experts laying blame fairly and squarely on the deal by the SNB to rescue Credit Suisse.

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Lloyds Banking Group PLC (LSE:LLOY), HSBC Holdings PLC (LSE:HSBA), Barclays PLC (LSE:BARC) and NatWest Group PLC (LSE:NWG) made an additional £7bn in 2022 on the back of interest rate rises, according to trade union Unite. Unite slammed the ‘big four' UK banks for treating Bank of England interest rate hikes “as a licence to pick the pockets of householders across Britain,” rather than passing the extra money on by raising their own rates for depositors.

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HSBC has moved its head of markets in Greater China, Justin Chan, to become an adviser to its co-CEOs in Asia Pacific, according to an internal memo seen by Reuters on Friday.

HSBC moves China markets head to become adviser to Asia Pacific co-CEOs

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A Texas official on Monday added HSBC Holdings to an energy sanctions list, widening a crackdown on companies which in the state's view are too focused on energy transition.

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The HSBC (LON: HSBA) share price crashed by over 6% on Monday morning in Hong Kong amid rising contagion risks in the banking sector. It dropped to a low of H$50.4, the lowest point since January 5.

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The beleaguered bank's UK subsidiary gave its staff $18 million in bonuses this week after HSBC purchased the institution in a rescue deal.

Silicon Valley Bank UK hands out $18M in bonuses after HSBC rescue

Silicon Valley Bank's UK arm handed out over 15 million pounds ($18 million) in bonuses days after its rescue deal this week by HSBC, Sky News reported on Saturday.

SVB UK handed out over 15 mln pounds in bonuses days after HSBC rescue - Sky News

The CEO of HSBC UK said he would not have guessed — just a few days beforehand — that it would be buying Silicon Valley Bank UK.

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European banking shares were hammered on Wednesday as confidence in the sector already rattled by the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank in the US was knocked further by a fall of more than 25% in the value of Credit Suisse. Shares in the Swiss bank crashed 29% to USD1.78, hitting an all-time low, with trading earlier halted amid the heavy, and fast-paced sell-off.

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HSBC has sought to reassure Silicon Valley Bank (SVB) UK's customers that their deposits are safe as firms weigh up whether they should stick with the bank after it rescued SVB UK in a last-minute deal or instead take their business to high street banks. HSBC bought the UK arm of failed bank SVB for a symbolic £1 on Monday.

HSBC acts to halt SVB UK customer flight

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HSBC Holdings plc agrees to acquire SVB Financial Group's UK-based business for merely £1. Although a distressed asset, SVB's UK-based segment is a going concern with an accounting surplus.

What HSBC's SVB U.K. Deal Could Mean For Investors

The world woke up on Monday (March 13) to news that British multinational banking giant HSBC is purchasing Silicon Valley Bank (SVB) UK, the U.K. arm of the failed U.S.-based lender, for a token one pound sterling. The news came after the U.K.

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British banking giant HSBC is reportedly set to inject $2.1 billion into Silicon Valley Bank UK. Bank officials told investors Monday (March 13) that HSBC was prepared to commit billions of pounds in liquidity to ensure the British arm of the failed American bank could conduct business as usual, Bloomberg News reported.

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Investors dumped European bank stocks for a third straight day Monday, despite dramatic moves over the weekend by the US and UK governments to shore up confidence in the financial system following Friday's collapse of Silicon Valley Bank.

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Shore Capital has concluded that HSBC Holdings PLC (LSE:HSBA)'s acquisition of the UK assets of Silicon Valley Bank (SVB) should result in a "reasonable gain". HSBC paid a nominal £1 for the business, with the exception of SVB UK's insolvent parent company.

HSBC acquisition of SVB UK unit should result in 'reasonable gain', says investment bank

LONDON — U.K. startups are breathing a sigh of relief Monday, after HSBC announced it would buy a subsidiary of collapsed U.S. tech startup lender Silicon Valley Bank.

'A huge relief': Startups react to Silicon Valley Bank UK's HSBC rescue deal

Banking giant HSBC is set to acquire the U.K. arm of failed lender Silicon Valley Bank. HSBC announced the purchase Monday (Mar. 13) morning, saying it would pay one British pound to buy Silicon Valley Bank (SVB) UK.

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HSBC said it purchased Silicon Valley Bank's U.K. subsidiary for just $1.21.

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UK tech founders, investors, and ecosystem leaders have been giving their reactions to the news that SVB UK will be rescued by HSBC.

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HSBC will buy the U.K. subsidiary of Silicon Valley Bank for just over $1, after a frantic weekend for regulators who tried to find a way to protect the bank's depositors after its U.S. parent collapsed.

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HSBC has scooped up the UK arm of Silicon Valley Bank for £1 ($1.2), just days after its business in the United States collapsed in stunning fashion.

HSBC is buying SVB's UK business for just over $1

HSBC HSBA, -4.59% has bought the U.K. division of Silicon Valley Bank SIVB, -60.41% for £1 in a deal thrashed out over the weekend by the U.K. Treasury, the Bank of England and Europe's biggest bank by deposits.

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