Where to Look for HSBC’s Next Big Move
U.K. bank is quiet on strategic changes for now, but there are big reasons for investors to think beyond Asia
HSBC marked its handover of power with a moment of silence. The U.K.-based lender said nothing about its plans for strategy or share buybacks at its results Tuesday, disappointing investors, who sent the stock down as much as 4.5%.
Departing Chief Executive Stuart Gulliver resisted any temptation to give shareholders a parting gift, while his replacement, John Flint, wouldn’t offer the faintest teaser for the new leadership’s strategic program.
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