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RBS to wrap up banking results season as it delivers half-year numbers
The bank's second quarter is expected to have followed a similar pattern to those that preceded it: decent underlying performance overshadowed by legacy issues
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HSBC serves customers worldwide from more than 9,500 offices in 85 countries and territories in Europe, the Asia-Pacific region, the Americas, the Middle East and Africa. HSBC is one of the world's largest banking and financial services organisations.
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The bank's second quarter is expected to have followed a similar pattern to those that preceded it: decent underlying performance overshadowed by legacy issues
Aviva is confident it will be able to sustain growth in the coming years
Unarranged overdraft fees generated about £1.2bn of revenues for banks in 2014, according to the CMA
The buyback is expected to be completed by year end, taking the total amount of buybacks over the past year to US$5.5bn
With an hour and a half of trading to go in London, the FTSE 100 index was 36 points higher at 7,404, albeit remaining below an early peak of 7,425.52
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A former Goldman Sachs financier. employed to revamp HSBC's investment bank could be set to take over as boss of the UK bank
HSBC's boss Stuart Gulliver has welcomed the French government's proposed labour reforms as he plans to possibly move UK jobs to Paris
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The top-shares index pushed on again in the afternoon session despite an indifferent showing on Wall Street
Berenberg’s analysts said "everything has a price and considering its market-implied cost of equity of 7%, assuming $13bn of annual capital return in perpetuity, we believe HSBC is fully valued”
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The UK blue chip index closed up 64 at 7,377 on Monday with miners higher
HSBC has become the first foreign bank to win Chinese approval for a majority-owned securities joint venture
The FTSE 100 has fallen 14 points to 7,373.66, reversing an earlier rally
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A weaker pound following the Brexit vote has given the FTSE 100 and other UK indices a boost in the year since the Britain voted to leave the European Union
It is in mortgage risks assessment that the most immediate impact may be felt
FTSE 100 closed down 55 at 7,419 as retail shares took a beating
Prime Minister Theresa May has accused tech giants of providing a "safe space" for terrorist activity
Barclays has added Lloyds to its European recommended portfolio as its stock is attractively priced
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Well, it's not a triple digit fall for the FTSE 100 on Thursday
Google has tried to soothe advertisers' woes about extremist content by making changes to its technology