Result Page 2 for HSBC news & latest pictures from ibtimes.co.uk

Security bug that let hackers steal banking passwords put 10 million app users at risk

Major banking applications used by HSBC, NatWest and Co-op had potential to let hackers steal usernames and passwords of account holders.

HSBC parts with €300m to settle French tax avoidance probe

HSBC's Swiss private banking unit alleged to have helped wealthy clients avoid taxes by French prosecutors.

HSBC records five-fold increase in profits amid switch to Asian markets

HSBC posts pre-tax profits of $4.62bn in the third quarter, reaping dividends of restructuring programme.

What is Appleby? A guide to the hacked offshore firm used by the rich and powerful

Appleby's long list of clients, while not named publicly, include banks, corporations, FTSE 100 and Fortune 500 companies and "high net worth individuals".

More news

Pound recovers from 8-year low versus euro as some analysts predict parity

The British currency suffered its worst run against the common currency overnight on signs of a eurozone recovery.

HSBC and IBM develop cognitive intelligence solution to digitise global trade

IBM helps HSBC to automate processing of millions of documents used daily in international commerce.

Blockchain, big data and the value of global trade

Blockchain and data science experts talk about the hidden value of distributed ledger technology.

Eleven banks develop trade finance app on R3's Corda DLT platform

App built following twelve months of development and testing, holds potential to improve trade flows, particularly for SMEs in developing economies.

Android malware posing as software update could drain your bank account

'Marcher' banking Trojan uses 'overlay' tactics to steal your credentials - and its evolving.

Credit Suisse is poised to cut 2,000jobs

Credit Suisse to cut 1,500 jobs in London due to mounting costs

The job cuts are part of restructuring drive that got underway at the bank in 2015.

Family of Spanish skateboard hero criticise UK over wait to learn if he died on London Bridge

Spainard Ignacio Echeverria last seen lying on the pavement after fighting a jihadi knifeman with his skateboard.

HSBC voice recognition security system duped by customer's twin brother

HSBC says its Voice ID system can analyse a customer's voice "in seconds".

Major UK lenders' financials hint at a turnaround, but can investors bank on the sector again?

Banks have been rebuilding their balance sheets and returning to form – once again piquing equity investors' interest.

HSBC hails 'good results' despite 19% decline in profits

Pre-tax profits at Britain's biggest lender fall 19% in Q1 but adjusted profits climb 12%.

Hackers using 'cybersquatting' tactics to spoof websites of UK's biggest banks

DomainTools found 110 fake HSBC websites were used in the cybercrime scam.

Slaves rescued from human trafficking ring

European banks and NGOs tackle human trafficking with financial data toolkit

The Thomson Reuters Foundation and European Bankers Alliance developed the toolkit.

HSBC confirms advisory mandate on bumper Saudi Aramco IPO

Global banking giant expected to advise Saudis on what's being tipped as the world's largest IPO.

Transgender Day of Visibility: HSBC rolls out gender-neutral titles for customers

Bank unveiled 10 new prefixes available for customers who do not identify as either male or female.

HSBC's new digital trade finance solution is NOT a blockchain

HSBC is working with Tradeshift, the cloud-based global commerce platform.

Is JP Morgan mulling over a new EU hub post-Brexit?

Report suggests US investment bank is checking out eight EU locations to move some of its operations from London.

Lloyd's of London to set up Brussels subsidiary to secure EU access

Insurer will move 100 jobs from London to the Belgian capital, reports say.

HSBC announces AIA's Mark Tucker as new chairman

Tucker, 59, will take over from Douglas Flint in October.

Winners and losers: What did this week tell us about the state of Britain's high street banks?

A decade on from the financial crisis, which lenders have adjusted best to high-regulation landscape?

Lloyds sees profits more than double as PPI costs tumble but future is 'uncertain'

The bank said its PPI mis-selling costs fell by a quarter to £1bn last year.

Brexit 'does not shut the door on low-skilled workers': David Davis

Minister responsible for getting UK out of EU says it will take years before Britons can fill all the jobs Europeans are doing.

HSBC sees profits tumble by 62% after being hit by 'unexpected economic and political events'

The largest lender in Europe said it was caught up by 2016's world events.

MOST READ

HSBC