hsbc holdings (00005) spent 0.226 billion Hong Kong dollars to repurchase 3.1676 million shares on November 25.
hsbc holdings (00005) announced that on November 25, 2024, the company spent 0.226 billion Hong Kong dollars...
HSBC announces three senior management changes, effective from January 1st next year.
On November 26th, hsbc holdings announced changes in its senior management team, with all appointments taking effect on January 1st next year. Among them, Richard Blackburn has been appointed as the interim Group Chief Risk and Compliance Officer and will also become a member of the Group Operating Committee. The bank stated that the process of appointing a permanent successor to this position has begun, considering both internal and external candidates. In addition, Celine Herweijer, seeking new development opportunities, has decided to resign from her position as Group Director of Sustainable Development, effective from December 31st this year. The current global banking industry
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November 25th buyback collective | Tencent Holdings, AIA and others have successively repurchased, with Tencent Holdings spending 0.702 billion Hong Kong dollars.
According to the hkex disclosure on November 26, tencent (00700.HK), aia (01299.HK), and other companies repurchased shares. ① Tencent (00700.HK) repurchased 1.77 million shares of common stock on November 25, involving an amount of 0.702 billion Hong Kong dollars, with a repurchase price per share ranging from 402 Hong Kong dollars to 394 Hong Kong dollars. Since the repurchase authorization resolution, the total number of repurchased securities is 0.19 billion shares, accounting for 2.016% of the number of shares issued when the ordinary resolution was passed. ② AIA (01299.HK) on November 2
The Hang Seng Index has achieved a cumulative return of 127 times over 55 years, with only 4 blue chip positions remaining strong.
Hang Seng Index company stated on its blog that the Hang Seng Index was launched on November 24, 1969, and this past Sunday was the official commemoration of its 55th anniversary. With Hong Kong listed companies undergoing mergers, acquisitions, and privatizations in the market competition, many constituent stocks have come and gone. Of the 33 constituent stocks at the launch of the Hang Seng Index in 1969, only 4 stocks still maintain their constituent stock status, namely CLP (00002.HK), HK & China Gas (00003.HK), HSBC (00005.HK), and Hong Kong Electric (00006.HK). Hang Seng Index company stated that the Hang Seng Index closed on its first official trading day
HSBC Repurchases 7.6 Million Shares in UK, Hong Kong