HSBC to pay $1.58bn to end 14-year-old shareholder class action lawsuit in US
This lawsuit had stemmed from HSBC's 2003 acquisition of US subprime group Household International.
HSBC reshuffles investment banking arm in a bid to cut costs and make business 'more agile'
HSBC set to reorganise its investment banking division in a bid to make business 'more agile' and cut costs.
HSBC 'most in need of change in CEO', according to a poll of institutional investors
Barclays, UniCredit, Standard Chartered and Deutsche Bank have replaced their CEOs over the past two years.
HSBC seeks right to look into safe deposit boxes of Hong Kong customers
Proposal met with uproar as bank is accused of trampling on personal privacy of customers.
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Barclays, HSBC, Lloyds and RBS face £19.5bn in fines, compensation and legal expenses says S&P
The payment protection insurance scandal, which has totalled £34bn is expected to ease off.
Panama Papers: HSBC chief says only 5% offshore accounts still active
Douglas Flint says Panama Papers highlight how legal corporate structures can be abused.
Buy-to-let mortgages: Major lenders say they have no plans to tighten affordability rules
Mortgage lenders, including HSBC and Halifax, tell IBTimes UK they do not plan to make criteria stricter.
HSBC commits £10bn of loans to SMEs despite Brexit uncertainty
The UK will hold a referendum on European Union membership on 23 June.
Panama Papers: HSBC and Coutts reportedly set up more than 2,000 offshore companies
UK lenders refute allegations of any wrongdoing.
Panama Papers: HSBC and Credit Suisse deny allegations in Mossack Fonseca leaks
Banks are named in the Panama Papers but claim they have never sought to help customers avoid paying taxes.
SIM swap fraud: The multi-million pound security issue that UK banks won't talk about
Global analytics software firm Fico says that organised criminals are behind the hijacked SIM cards.
UK banks to commit to improve gender balance in senior finance roles
The UK government is urging companies to participate in improving gender balance at workplaces.
HSBC chairman Douglas Flint says hunt for his successor has begun
The new chairman would select a new chief executive to succeed Stuart Gulliver.
Banking: Expect bigger bounce for HSBC, Lloyds and Santander
New measures by the ECB means Eurozone banks are catching up with British peers.
Rolls-Royce, Bentley, JLR and Aston Martin paint supplier attracts investments from Business Growth Fund
Venture fund BGF is backed by Barclays, HSBC, Lloyds and RBS.
Barclays, RBS, Lloyds, HSBC among other banks asked to cut stake in VocaLink by Payment Systems Regulator
The move will increase competition and allow new entrants into the payments processing industry.
EU referendum: HSBC warns pound could fall by up to 15% if UK votes for Brexit
HSBC warns a potential decline in the pound could push the inflation rate up by as much as 5%.
HSBC paid 453 of its employees €1m or more in 2015
HSBC reported a pay cut for Stuart Gulliver, its chief executive, from £7.6m to £7.3m.
HSBC profit edges higher but bank warns of 'bumpier' environment due to China slowdown
Pre-tax profit grows 1% but falls short of expectations as lender warns of a bumpy road ahead in China.
HSBC to roll out voice and fingerprint recognition for its internet banking customers
Up to 15 million HSBC customers will no longer need to remember PIN numbers and passwords to access accounts
Market round-up: FTSE follows Nikkei surge as home and health giant Reckitt Benckiser soars
Reckitt Benckiser, IAG and Standard Chartered were the biggest riser on the FTSE 100.
EU referendum: HSBC boss Stuart Gulliver says bank could shift 1,000 jobs to Paris in case of Brexit
The number of jobs shifted to Paris would depend on the terms of the Brexit deal.
HSBC keeps its headquarters in London in victory for UK capital
London remains 'ideally positioned to be the home base' for HSBC, the lender has said.
With HSBC headquarters move on the card: Quiz your company-HQ knowledge
IBTimes UK has listed 20 big businesses with, perhaps, surprising headquarters locations.
Drug money laundering: HSBC sued by families of US citizens murdered by Mexican cartels
Family members of those killed by drug cartels to sue bank under the US Anti-Terrorism Act.
HSBC board expected to decide against HQ move with vote due this week
HSBC's decision on the move is expected to come well ahead of its full-year reports out on 22 February.
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