HSBC shareholder Ping An urges 'aggressive' cost cuts and publicly calls for spin-off of Asia business
HSBC “should be much more aggressive in radically reducing its costs”, for example by cutting manpower, the Chinese insurance company said
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HSBC “should be much more aggressive in radically reducing its costs”, for example by cutting manpower, the Chinese insurance company said
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The bank is currently facing calls to move its headquarters over to Asia, where it generates most of its profits
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HSBC would fall short of its cost target by approximately US$500mln based on its current trajectory
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Two investment banks today raised their target price for HSBC's shares, where they believe they would represent fair value
Analysts are sceptical as to whether Ping An, a larger but lone shareholder, could force a shareholder resolution to split the bank
Even as the bank hard-sells its growth plan to investors in Hong Kong, angry shareholders want Asian operations spun off
The bank's largest shareholder has put pressure on the bank to split its Asia operations
CEO Noel Quinn said the bank was well positioned to benefit from an increase in interest rates