can't believe these executives thinking they can just sweep this under the rug 
no way HSBC's gonna get away with that easy. it's all about the money, right? profits over people. and now they're like "oh, our Asian business is doing well"... really? where was that money going before? 
also, what even is this acquisition of SVB UK? hundreds of startups just because? sounds like a wild goose chase to me 
no way HSBC's gonna get away with that easy. it's all about the money, right? profits over people. and now they're like "oh, our Asian business is doing well"... really? where was that money going before? also, what even is this acquisition of SVB UK? hundreds of startups just because? sounds like a wild goose chase to me 
I mean, HSBC is trying to defend its strategy but shareholders are like "nope, not buying it" 
. They're right to question the bank's performance in Asia, that's been a major issue for years.
It sounds like some serious due diligence didn't happen before they just swooped in and grabbed all those clients. I'm not saying it was a bad business move, but come on, be more transparent.
. Simplifying regulatory obligations globally can only be a good thing, especially if it means less stress for shareholders and employees alike.
I think we need to take a closer look at what's going on in the banking industry and make some real changes. Maybe a breakup or reorganization of HSBC isn't just about shareholder value, but also about creating a more stable and sustainable banking system for everyone. 