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2. Evergrande chairman detained for ‘crimes’; Troubled developer’s founder is placed under ‘mandatory measures’ on mainland as shares of debt-hit firm and subsidiaries are suspended
3. HKEX cruises into London as it seeks global investors; Bourse operator announces opening of new office in Britain’s financial capital amid much fanfare
4. Nickel chaos in focus; Judicial review of London Metal Exchange’s decision in March 2022 to suspend trade of the metal will have implications on how bourses respond to ‘market emergencies’
5. HSBC plans to move out of Canary Wharf to cut costs
6. LME faced ‘death spiral’ if it failed to act, court told; Lawyer says up to a dozen firms were at risk of default amid nickel chaos
7. LME ‘was not monitoring nickel trading’
8. LME had options in crisis other than cancelling nickel trades, funds say
9. CK Hutchison in deal to create U.K. mobile giant; Merger of British telecoms unit of Li Ka-shing’s conglomerate and Vodafone’s domestic arm will result in combined company worth HK$122b
10. The whole HSBC story; Improved performance by the city’s biggest lender has thwarted Ping An attempts to spin off its Asian business, but frustrated shareholders spell more challenges ahead
11. Five banks ‘broke UK competition regulation’; HSBC, 4 others shared sensitive data on bond trades, watchdog finds provisionally
12. L.M.E. looks to win back investor confidence; Metal trading bourse is doing something every day to regain trust in the wake of last year’s nickel fiasco, CEO Matthew Chamberlain says
13. Plan to launch car battery metal contracts amid boom
14. ‘Major shortcomings in mainland audit papers’; US regulator finds ‘unacceptable rate’ of deficiencies in first review of the firms’ records, but inspection results unlikely to affect their listing status
15. King Charles crowned; Millions gather in rain-soaked London to watch the coronation pageantry as Britain begins a long weekend of celebrations to mark the formal beginning of the monarch’s reign
16. HSBC investors vote down call for Asia spin-off; Minority shareholders, supported by Ping An, had pressed bank for structural overhaul and to restore dividend payouts to pre-pandemic levels
17. HSBC profit rises under cloud of break-up debate; Bank to pay first quarterly dividend since 2019 as push to split its operations is set to be presented to shareholders at the annual general meeting
18. Asia markets ‘spared from inflationary pressures’; Growth in region set to surpass Western peers, led by China’s reopening
19. StanChart reports 9pc profit gain, helped by ‘robust’ activity in Asia, Middle East
20. HK banks under scrutiny as they report earnings; Investors to watch for signs of financial stress and insights on China economy in first-quarter results by HSBC, StanChart and Bank of China
21. HSBC pushes back on Ping An’s spin-off claims; Bank says insurer’s proposals will result in ‘material loss of value’
22. Call to list HSBC’s Asian arm in HK; Biggest shareholder Ping An pushes lender to make structural changes to enhance shareholder value
23. TikTok fined £12.7m by U.K. privacy watchdog; ByteDance-owned app breached Britain’s data rules by allowing children under 13 to use service, according to Information Commissioner’s Office
24. Private sector ‘key to Beijing’s growth aims’; The central government is courting foreign firms in a bid to create jobs for 12 million fresh graduates and to overcome a research gap, experts say
25. U.K. to join asia-pacific trade bloc; CPTPP deal greeted as an economic benefit of ‘post-Brexit freedoms’ will lead to bigger role in region
26. Lalamove operator files application to sell shares in HK; Logistics firm scraps New York IPO plan amid China tech crackdown and US delisting concerns
27. City holds onto fourth in financial centre rankings
28. Regulators urged to deploy AI and gather ‘granular’ data in bid to assess climate risk
29. Central bankers talk up e-money; Digital currencies could help anchor monetary policy as use of physical cash declines, summit hears
30. Thousands of jobs at risk after takeover
31. Lawmakers urge stronger approach to ‘China threat’; Fundamental beliefs in human rights and rule of law are being subjugated for trade gains, MPs say
32. SVB UK rescue boosts HSBC’s tech, life sciences profile; British lender to inject £2 billion in liquidity into collapsed bank to draw more technology investors
33. Shanghai mulls buyout of SVB’s local venture; Mainland authorities discuss plans to deal with domestic unit as HSBC snaps up the collapsed US bank’s subsidiary in Britain for a nominal £1
34. HSBC to pay largest dividend in 4 years amid profit surge; Fourth-quarter earnings more than double on higher interest rates and improvement in markets
35. Standard Chartered sees improved profitability
36. China reopening seen as key driver; As big HK lenders prepare annual reports, investors will seek guidance from mainland opportunities
37. Legco president attacks ‘bias’ in U.K. seminar snub; Anger after Commonwealth association rescinds its invitation for Hong Kong lawmakers to attend London event because of city’s political situation
38. Closed for business? Britain’s law that allows the blocking of foreign takeovers of domestic firms on security grounds has ensnared companies from Hong Kong to mainland and even US and Europe
39. HutchMed strikes US$1.1b deal to license cancer drug
40. Call to price carbon costs properly to spur change by consumers and businesses
41. Panellists see need for regulation; Watchdogs told to supervise the digital currency space to protect against money laundering and other financial crimes, as with traditional banks
42. LME urged to tighten rules to prevent market distortions
43. Bank eyes sale of aviation business; Standard Chartered’s aircraft financing and leasing unit accounts for about 2pc of operating income
44. Troubled Fosun offloads stakes in 4 firms for 6.7b yuan; Conglomerate steps up asset sales and plans to use proceeds to bolster working capital
45. Gulf lender drops bid for StanChart
46. HSBC team to extend reach on green energy assets
47. Rising interest rates set to drive profit gains for HSBC; Optimism for UK bank’s prospects comes as it fends off push by Ping An to split its Asia business
48. HSBC to stop funding new oil, gas projects
49. Top envoy pledges deeper relationships with ‘a far broader array’ of countries
50. Slimmer but more focused; HSBC cites lack of scale and global connectivity for the sale of its profitable Canadian business, but it remains to be seen whether this is enough to appease critics like Ping An
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