HSBC intends to reduce its workforce by removing top bankers as part of its business streamlining efforts. This aligns with its efforts to achieve cost efficiency.
Steven Major, global head of FI research at HSBC, explains his bullish 10-Year US Treasury forecast for 2025 on "Bloomberg Surveillance."
Several hundred senior staff members at HSBC Holdings PLC (LSE:HSBA) are expected to lose their jobs amid a dramatic reshaping of the global lender's corporate structure. Bloomberg reported that hundreds of senior managers have been instructed to reapply for roles in its newly established corporate and institutional banking (CIB) division as part of a restructuring initiative led by chief executive Georges Elhedery.
HSBC has reportedly asked some managers to reapply for their jobs as part of a cost-cutting restructure. Bloomberg reported Monday that hundreds of senior staff will likely lose their jobs.
HSBC reportedly wants hundreds of managers to reapply for jobs at the bank's new division. Interviews for positions at HSBC's corporate and institutional banking (CIB) arm have already begun, Bloomberg News reported Monday (Nov. 18), citing sources familiar with the matter.
HSBC Holdings Plc has asked hundreds of managers to reapply for jobs in the firm's newly formed corporate and institutional banking division as Chief Executive Officer Georges Elhedery continues his hunt for ways to make the bank run more efficiently. Interviews are already underway, according to people familiar with the matter, essentially pitting senior staff who came from the commercial banking division against those from the global banking and markets unit to compete for the jobs available in the combined CIB division.
Gerry Keefe, HSBC co-head of global banking, joins 'Money Movers' to discuss what to expect from global equity performance following Trump's election victory, what industries tariffs will target first, and much more.
Fred Neumann from HSBC talks about Trump's economic policies' impact on Asian economies.
The head of HSBC's new global wholesale banking division said the lender will seek to wrap up an ongoing restructuring “very quickly” and could announce the first round of job cuts within weeks. Michael Roberts spoke with Bloomberg's Manus Cranny about the banks restructuring, how the markets reacted to Donald Trump's election win, and the impact of potentially higher tariffs coming out of the US.
Britain's big global lenders HSBC , Barclays and Standard Chartered are vying to tap into a boom in U.S. commercial banking as corporate America seeks expertise for international expansion plans.
Cyrus Daruwala of IDC Financial Insights talks about HSBC's restructuring plans and the outlook for the Asian-focused British bank.
Shares of HSBC have been a reasonable performer this year, roughly matching wider European financials with a circa 20% total return. The recently released third quarter results were strong, with the bank beating consensus on revenue and earnings. These shares continue to trade for around 1x tangible book value. With earnings resilient, dividends and buybacks can power attractive returns for investors.