Friday 13 May 2022

Reuters Global Investor: HSBC hires Robey Warshaw to advise on Ping An break-up pressure

HSBC hires Robey Warshaw to advise on Ping An break-up pressure

HSBC has hired Robey Warshaw to assist an internal review into its strategy, after a push from its largest shareholder Ping An to spin off the lender's Asian operations, a source familiar with the matter said on Friday.

EXCLUSIVE Citi looks for new manager in Delta One unit -sources

Citigroup is looking for a new senior manager within its Delta One operations, a trading unit that sells financial products to sophisticated investors, according to three people familiar with the matter and a job advertisement posted by the bank last week.

JPMorgan's Dimon faces shareholder advisory vote on $52.6 million retention award

Long-time JPMorgan Chase & Co Chief Executive Jamie Dimon will find out on Tuesday how shareholders feel about a special $52.6 million stock option award he received to stay on for five more years, which is opposed by two key investor advisory firms.

India's top lender SBI Q4 profit misses, new bad loans rise

State Bank of India (SBI) missed fourth-quarter profit estimates despite record earnings as higher overhead costs and interest expenses weighed, with a rise in new bad loans sending shares falling to lowest levels in over two months.

Traders ready for wilder swings as rate rises stoke volatility

Traders in the world's largest markets are having to navigate wild intra-day swings and shrinking deal sizes as central banks rapidly withdraw stimulus measures, in a small-scale reminder of a pandemic-driven financial seize-up just two years ago.

Swiss release some frozen Russian assets

The Swiss government on Thursday reported 6.3 billion Swiss francs ($6.33 billion) worth of Russian assets frozen under sanctions to punish Moscow's invasion of Ukraine, a drop from early April as around 3.4 billion francs in provisionally blocked assets were released.

KPMG faces $18 million misconduct fine for misleading regulator

KPMG faces a 14.4 million pound ($17.6 million) fine after admitting it misled regulators during spot checks on audits of construction group Carillion and software firm Regenersis.

Ex-UBS banker loses appeal over selling client data to Germany

Switzerland's highest court has dismissed an appeal by a former UBS banker convicted in absentia of espionage for selling information about wealthy clients to German tax authorities.

U.S. SEC's Peirce sees 'movement' on stablecoin regulations

A top official at the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) signalled on Thursday that stricter rules around crypto stablecoins could be drawing closer.

Bank of Canada says rates are too stimulative, downplays 75 bps hike

The Bank of Canada's policy rate, at 1%, is "too stimulative" given soaring inflation and needs to return to more neutral levels "quickly," an official said on Thursday, while downplaying the likelihood of a supersized increase.

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