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Investor anger at HSBC chief's pay deal

More than 10 per cent of shareholder votes went against HSBC's pay report at its annual meeting yesterday, after the banking giant's boss took home £7.5m in pay and bonuses last year.

10% vote against HSBC pay report

More than 10 per cent of shareholder votes went against HSBC's pay report at its annual meeting today after the banking giant's boss took home £7.5 million in pay and bonuses last year.

Power of UK watchdogs 'limited' in JP Morgan case

British regulators may be powerless to act against JP Morgan over its chief investment office's huge, loss-making positions in credit derivatives because of the bank's structure, i has learnt.

FSA 'powerless' over JP Morgan

British regulator may be unable to act against US bank despite huge losses in London

HSBC's Greek branches ready for drachma

HSBC has set out contingency plans for all its 15 Greek branches to cope with a return of the drachma.

James Moore: Will Gulliver's HSBC soon be on its travels?

Outlook Stuart Gulliver got the top job at HSBC after a bout of destructive fratricide that ought to concern regulators just as much as the bank's capital position.

HSBC to reveal cuts plan

Britain's biggest bank will this week update shareholders on its strategy to streamline operations that has already seen it reduce headcount by 14,000 in the past year.

HSBC cost savings gather pace

Banking giant HSBC has made 1.2 billion US dollars (£741 million) in cost savings in the last year as it cuts thousands of jobs worldwide, including the UK.

Aviva boss Andrew Moss quits amid pay criticism

Shareholders have claimed another high-profile scalp as Britain's biggest insurer announced the abrupt exit of its chief executive.

Francesco Molinari of Italy plays a shot during the second round of the Open de Espana in Sevilla

Francesco Molinari back in Ryder Cup hunt

Francesco Molinari returned to winning ways yesterday as the Italian Ryder Cup star produced a best-of-the-week 65 – seven under par – to turn a four-stroke deficit into a three-shot win at the Spanish Open in Seville.

HSBC under fire over money laundering allegations

HSBC is facing explosive allegations that South American drug cartels have used it to launder money, and that the bank systematically and deliberately failed to install the systems needed to catch illegal transactions.

'Drugs cartels used HSBC to launder cash'

HSBC is facing potentially explosive allegations that South American drug cartels have used it to launder money, and that the bank systematically and deliberately failed to install the systems needed to catch illegal transactions.

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