LONDON ― HSBC on Thursday said that chairman Mark Tucker will retire before the end of the year, after eight years at the top of Europe's largest bank.

HSBC will not shift to fully virtual annual meetings, the bank’s chair said at its annual meeting in London on Friday. Responding to a question from a shareholder at Friday’s meeting about whether the ...

Shifting global trade relations have increased economic uncertainty with serious risks to growth, making it difficult for ...

A group of 30 HSBC Holdings Plc investors is asking the bank to confirm it’s still committed to cutting CO2 emissions, amid ...

Mark Tucker, a former insurance executive was the first outsider to chair Europe’s largest bank.

HSBC said on Thursday that Chairman Mark Tucker will retire by the end of this year, after nearly eight years in the role at ...

Greg Guyett, the former co-head of HSBC Holdings Plc’s global investment banking arm, is set to leave the British lender ...

London's FTSE 100 index is expected to open higher on Thursday, looking to extend an impressive winning streak, while most ...

The FTSE 100 ended Wednesday 0.37% higher, continuing its longest winning run since late 2016 into early 2017.

The major European markets closed higher on Wednesday amid easing trade tensions, and on largely encouraging quarterly ...

UBS, Barclays, Deutsche Bank, and HSBC all reported pre-tax profits above analyst estimates in their first quarters amid ...

EUROPEAN shares extended gains to a sixth session on Tuesday, with financials giving support following earnings from HSBC and ...