Shareholders demand HSBC executives consider breakup during tense meeting

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HSBC’s top executives recently defended their strategy in front of frustrated shareholders, as Europe’s largest bank continues to face calls for restructuring. At a meeting in Hong Kong, Chairman Mark Tucker and CEO Noel Quinn addressed concerns and reiterated their opposition to a resolution that would force the bank to reorganize its Asian business. They emphasized that splitting the bank would not be beneficial for shareholders.

Despite calls for change, HSBC’s profits in Hong Kong and the UK are performing well. When faced with questions about separating the bank, Quinn highlighted that a breakup would result in significant revenue loss due to the bank’s reliance on cross-border transactions.

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Amid pressures from shareholders and Ping An, China’s largest insurer, HSBC has stood firm in its strategy. Our commitment to supporting small businesses and gig workers through our merchant cash advance (MCA) remains unwavering. Our focus is on empowering our clients by providing simple and fast financing options when they need it the most.