HSBC Can Feast on Deutsche Bank’s Pain

Tellingly, Hossein Zaimi, named by HSBC to run its global equities business last year, is based in Hong Kong and not London, the location of his predecessor. Two of the bank’s five biggest and fastest-growing markets — Hong Kong and China — are ... ( read original story ...)

HSBC raises deposit rates

Janice HuangHSBC (0005) will increase both Hong Kong dollar and US dollar time deposit rates.On Hong Kong dollar time deposit rates, HSBC is to raise the six-month rate from up to 1.35 percent a year to up to 1.6 percent a year and 12-month rate from up to ... ( read original story ...)

HSBC headhunts equities experts

Others joining HSBC in Hong Kong include Edman Won... HSBC Holdings (0005) is continuing a hiring spree for its equities business in the Asia-Pacific region, recruiting executives from firms including Deutsche Bank AG and Citigroup Inc, according to sources. ( read original story ...)

HSBC said hiring from Deutsche Bank, Citi for Asia equities

HONG KONG: HSBC Holdings plc is continuing a hiring spree for its equities business in the Asia-Pacific region, recruiting executives from firms including Deutsche Bank AG and Citigroup Inc, according to people familiar with the matter. HSBC has hired ... ( read original story ...)

Hong Kong Banks

With plenty of banks to choose from, we do our best to document them all in this directory. The Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation Limited is the largest bank in Hong Kong, the founding member of the HSBC Group. Since 1990 it operates in Hong Kong ... ( read original story ...)

Hong Kong Needs an Ant to Move This IPO Mountain

It will take an Ant to move this Hong Kong stock mountain. Until recently, Hong Kong was an IPO desert. Issuance had been falling for four consecutive years as investors grew weary of deal after deal from state-owned Chinese firms. Then came ZhongAn ... ( read original story ...)

Win Streak May Stall For Hong Kong Stock Market

BOC Hong Kong shed 0.49 percent, CNOOC slid 0.29 percent and China Life was unchanged. The lead from Wall Street is cautiously optimistic as stocks were lackluster on Friday, bouncing back and forth across the unchanged line before ending mostly higher. ( read original story ...)

Calm waters in session

Hong Kong Q1 GDP Q/Q: 2.2% v 0.8%e; Y/Y: 4.7% v 3.4%e - BOE's Broadbent: Recent slowdown seen as temporary, Q1 economic weakness was partly due to weather (in-line with recent MPC statement). Right to wait and assess the health of the economy. BOE message ... ( read original story ...)