Stuart Gulliver

HSBC profit slumps 62% as it sets $1bn share buy-back

Impairment of goodwill in private banking and sale of Brazilian unit hit profits

Barclays may route Frankfurt trades through Dublin after Brexit

Chief executive says no reason why London won’t remain ‘beneficial’ location

Davos: HSBC to move some staff to Paris after Brexit

Chief executive reveals relocation plans at Davos as Taoiseach prepares to attend forum

HSBC pre-tax profits tumble after disposal of Brazilian operation

Banking giant remains tight-lipped on appointment of new group chairman in 2017

HSBC announces share buyback as profit falls 45%

Bank has cut over 87,000 jobs since 2011, exited 80 businesses and reduced footprint

HSBC to axe 840 UK jobs

Europe’s largest bank starts restructuring that will cut 8,000 UK jobs by end-2017

Government sets sights on UK banking jobs in event of Brexit

Standard Chartered and Royal Bank of Scotland among those approached

HSBC beats expectations with smaller than expected drop in profit

First-quarter profit of Europe’s biggest lender helped by favourable credit spreads move and drop in operating expenses

HSBC keeps headquarters in London, rejects Hong Kong move

Board unanimous on keeping HQ in UK, decision follows uncertain 10 months

HSBC sells up in Brazil as Hong Kong profits rise 10%

Europe’s biggest bank to offload unprofitable Brazilian operations to Banco Bradesco

Tony Hayward, ‘most hated man in America’, seeks a second chance

Five years after Gulf of Mexico disaster, the former BP boss is causing controversy

HSBC rebranding raises possibility of revival of ‘listening’ Midland Bank

Birmingham location of retail head office fuels speculation about rebadging

HSBC said to axe up to 20,000 jobs

UK bank could announce thousands of job cuts at a strategy day next week

London briefing: Egyptian charges follow Sainsbury’s boss

Bizarre case of Mike Coupe criminal conviction in Egyptian court – and two-year prison sentence – emerged out of the blue

Non-domicile regime is tax avoidance with roots in history

Background: Regime began in UK in 1799 and still applies in Ireland

HSBC ‘cast-iron certain’ to breach rules again, executive admits

Recorded comments appear to contrast with bank’s public statements

HSBC boss says he is right person to fix bank

Gulliver faced more than two hours of hostile questioning at House of Commons

Public Accounts Committee unlikely to corner HSBC chief

Politicians seek to follow UK lead but any approach is almost certain to be rebuffed

No more tax prosecutions expected over HSBC, Commons committee told

Head of UK tax authority defends organisation in face of MPs’ complaints

New UK law could see bankers prosecuted for aiding tax evasion

Deal with France to allow UK use leaked HSBC files to pursue financial advisers

HSBC ‘deeply regrets’ Swiss bank failings and tax scandal

Annual profit slumps 17 per cent to $18.7 billion at banking giant

HSBC apology adverts give pause for thought

Bank put its ‘Guardian’ advertising ‘on pause’ during Swiss leaks investigation

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