Express News | HSBC Holdings CEO Qi Yao-nian will retire, and his decision to re-appoint directors was rejected by 16.07%

Breakings13:07

Foreign Exchange Chairman Du Jiaqi: No plans to sell the business again

Glonghui, May 6 | Foreign Exchange Holdings held its annual shareholders' meeting last Friday (3rd) in London, England. Foreign Exchange Control Chairman Mark Tucker (Mark Tucker) said in response to shareholders' questions that the group has no plans to sell other businesses. CEO Noel Quinn (Noel Quinn) pointed out that the foreign exchange control exited the market mainly because demand was low and the scale of the business was insufficient for effective competition. The Group will strive to develop markets that make a key contribution to global trade and capital flows, and is not considering entering new countries. Foreign Exchange Control maintains a dividend payout ratio target of 50% this year, and the outlook for future dividends remains strong. The year of praying for glory means this year

Gelonghui Finance10:08

Du Jiaqi's re-election as a director of HSBC surged 20 percentage points to 99.78%

GLONGHUI, May 6 | HSBC Holdings (0005.HK) announced the voting results of the 2024 Annual General Meeting of Shareholders. Among them, re-elected Chairman Mark Tucker (Mark Tucker) received 9.747 billion votes in favor, accounting for 99.78% of the voting ratio, an increase of 1,492 billion votes or 20 percentage points over 8.255 billion votes or 79.77% of the votes received in 2023. As for re-electing Noel Quinn (Noel Quinn) as director for re-election, it received 8.26 billion votes or 83.9% in favor, 1,582 million votes or 16.07% against, and the number of negative votes decreased by 400 million from year to year

Gelonghui Finance09:22

HSBC Explains Why UK Stocks Are 'Unloved, Unsuitable and Undervalued'

InvestingMay 4 21:02

HSBC Holdings First Quarter 2024 Earnings: Beats Expectations

Yahoo FinanceMay 4 15:59

Market Chatter: HSBC Chair Says No More Divestments Planned

HSBC (HSBA.L, HSB.PA) Chairman Mark Tucker said there are no current plans to shed more parts of the company.

MT NewswiresMay 4 01:15