March 12 (Reuters) - Among major European banks, HSBC and Standard Chartered are most exposed to the conflict in the Middle East, potentially pressuring earnings, J.P. Morgan cautioned on Thursday.

HSBC research finds a “fluency gap” as $113 trillion in wealth shifts to women, testing whether fintech and wealth management infrastructure is ready.

Global banks are living in a tough environment. Yet amid the uncertainty, HSBC Holdings (NYSE: HSBC) is holding steady. Based in London, HSBC is Europe’s biggest bank by assets. But don’t let that ...

The two banks tighten work rules in the city, requiring traders and salespeople to return to the office from April 1 HSBC Holdings and its subsidiary Hang Seng Bank are phasing out their remote-work ...

Bank reports better-than-expected annual results and CEO signals overhaul of lender is almost over Bankers at HSBC are to share a bonus pot worth $3.9bn (£2.9bn), the highest in more than a decade, ...

Contrary to recent market jitters, HSBC expects many software heavyweights will emerge as winners as AI becomes increasingly ...

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HSBC upgraded NIO to Buy from Hold in a note on Friday, arguing the electric-vehicle maker is entering a new cycle marked by stronger volumes, a better product mix and clearer earnings visibility into ...