(Reuters) -HSBC is exiting its business banking portfolio in the United States, as it continued to simplify operations and shift its focus to Asia and Middle East markets. "Following a strategic ...

HSBC is set to shut down its U.S. business banking portfolio as it refocuses on operations in Asia and the Middle East.

Lisa McGeough took the helm of the British lender’s U.S. operations in January. Jason Henderson, deputy head of U.S. banking ...

SINGAPORE] As HSBC undergoes a global overhaul of its operations, Singapore remains a key priority of the bank’s strategy to ...

HSBC ’s online banking has stopped working, with customers reporting they are unable to see their money. Instead, users were ...

HSBC's U.S. CEO, Lisa McGeough, steps down after a few months, with Jason Henderson appointed as interim head. This leadership change occurs as HSBC continually reshapes its U.S. footprint, having ...

A senior executive confirmed the Australian retail bank was undergoing a strategic review but said institutional banking ...

Europe's largest lender HSBC's first-quarter results on Tuesday beat estimates on the back of robust performance of its wealth business. The bank also announced share buyback of up to $3 billion ...

Deutsche Bank hired Lisa McGeough as its head of the Americas region and CEO of its U.S. business, the company announced on Tuesday, after she left a similar role at HSBC months into the job.

HSBC's new private banking business in India, part of a wider focus on Asian wealth management, targets ultra high net worth customers, typically defined as those a net worth of over $30 million.