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| | | HSBC said Australia is a priority market, but has not confirmed if the decision to cut 25,000 jobs globally will affect the business down under. The group confirmed that it wants to reduce its risk weighted assets by 25%. To achieve that, it will sell ... |
| | | | ... - Europe's main stock markets have retreated as investors tracked the latest news flow on stalled Greek debt talks, while HSBC bank slid on revelations of a radical overhaul. Frankfurt's DAX 30 index dropped 0.58 per cent to close at 11,001.29 points ... |
| | | | ... Australia's terms of trade, but a renewed focus on infrastructure could boost the demand for Australian goods. Recent reports by HSBC and BlackRock highlighted that the Chinese government is likely to funnel money to the China Development Bank to support ... |
| | | | ... days before closely watched index provider MSCI Inc. will decide whether to add China's domestic market to its benchmarks". HSBC reports that FTSE Group has already added "A-shares" into its transitional global indexes as prelude to adding them to its ... |
| | | | ... The benchmark Hang Seng Index fell 61.33 points to close at 27,523.72. Shanghai advanced 1.87 per cent, which came after HSBC's preliminary reading on its China purchasing managers index. The British bank said the gauge came in at 49.1 this month, a ... |
| | | | ... Association (ACSA) has recognised the industry executives who made contributions to the custody industry in the 2015 ACSA Awards. HSBC Securities Service manager of corporate actions Alvaro Martinez, Merrill Lynch head of operations Stephen Hacker, Citibank ... |
| | | | ... with a long term focus could benefit from a strategy that targets low volatility at a moment when it is expected to raise, HSBC global asset management's head of global equities Angus Parker said. HSBC's Global Low Vol strategy sits within the manager's ... |
| | | | ... from a rally on US markets on Friday that reversed a bruising two-day retreat following a dismal US economic growth report. HSBC's final purchasing managers' index (PMI) for China came in at 48.9 for April, below the break-even point of 50 and the weakest ... |
| | | | ... at 4,414.51 but Hong Kong, which has enjoyed a huge rally recently, eased 0.38 per cent, or 106.15 points, to 27,827.70. HSBC said its preliminary purchasing managers' index (PMI) of manufacturing activity in China had slipped to a 12-month low in April ... |
| | | | ... experienced the highest growth in assets for the six months to December 2014 (18.5%) and was followed by netwealth (16.0%), HSBC Bank (7.9%) and RBC Investor Services, all of whom have less than $200 billion under custody. |
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