Eastward Trend Rattling City Nerves ; Comment [Edition 2]
Evening Standard - London › September 25, 2009
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geoghegan and his colleagues have decided the bank needs to be seen to be closer to china and the other emerging Asian markets. And, for HSBc, of all banks, there is added significance in that the chief executive will be going home.
indeed, ever since it moved its headquarters to london from Hong Kong in 1993, ahead of the colony's transfer to china, noises have emanated from the bank that one day it may return and it's impossible to imagine that in time geoghegan will not be joined by other members of HSBc's hierarchy.See the full content of this document
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Eastward Trend Rattling City Nerves ; Comment [Edition 2]
A large part of the bank's business has remained in the east. the chinese gov...
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