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HSBC knew customers were being scammed but didn’t help even as fraud surged: ASIC
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HSBC knew customers were being scammed but didn’t help even as fraud surged: ASIC

Australia’s corporate regulator alleges the banking giant failed its customers by taking months to investigate scam reports and freezing customers’ accounts and leaving them without access to their own money.

  • by Aisha Dow

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‘Dragged kicking and screaming’: Banking giant loses battle against scam victim

‘Dragged kicking and screaming’: Banking giant loses battle against scam victim

The decision by the Australian Financial Complaints Authority, which came after an investigation by this masthead, has come as a welcome shock to victims and consumer advocates.

  • by Aisha Dow
‘Not a single care’: Victims of HSBC fraud say bank could have stopped the scammers

‘Not a single care’: Victims of HSBC fraud say bank could have stopped the scammers

HSBC is a small player in Australia’s banking sector, but data suggests its customers have been heavily targeted by fraudsters. Those who have lost life savings wish the bank had done more.

  • by Aisha Dow
Bankers sacked for faking work following rise of ‘mouse jigglers’

Bankers sacked for faking work following rise of ‘mouse jigglers’

The US banking giant discharged members of its wealth and investment management arm after investigating claims that they were pretending to be busy.

  • by Adam Mawardi
World is at ‘tipping point’ after global debt binge, warns HSBC boss

World is at ‘tipping point’ after global debt binge, warns HSBC boss

HSBC chief Noel Quinn says countries risk being “hit hard” after allowing borrowing to balloon in the wake of the financial crisis and the pandemic.

  • by Szu Ping Chan
HSBC is under threat as tensions between the East and the West rise
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HSBC is under threat as tensions between the East and the West rise

HSBC’s roots lie in the financing of trade between the East and the West, but tensions between the two, coupled with some shareholder discontent, now threaten to tear it apart.

  • by Stephen Bartholomeusz
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The heat is already on: What currency crises tell us about climate change

The heat is already on: What currency crises tell us about climate change

While we may “cope with it” for a while, there will come a point when we can’t — and the scale of catastrophe will be immense.

  • by Paul Krugman
Banker busted for ‘saying the quiet bit out loud’ on climate change

Banker busted for ‘saying the quiet bit out loud’ on climate change

“Who cares if Miami is six metres underwater in 100 years?” said Stuart Kirk in a speech at a Moral Money conference that raised eyebrows around the world.

  • by Nick O'Malley
Student claims HSBC’s Great Barrier Reef ad a ‘blatant greenwash’

Student claims HSBC’s Great Barrier Reef ad a ‘blatant greenwash’

The bank is being challenged by a 17-year-old for promoting products supporting the reef, while funding fossil fuel operations including the Adani mine.

  • by Peter Hannam
BlackRock joins Citi and HSBC in plan to close coal plants early

BlackRock joins Citi and HSBC in plan to close coal plants early

BlackRock and other major financial institutions are working on plans to accelerate the closure of coal-fired power plants in Asia in a bid to phase out the use of the worst man-made contributors to climate change.

  • by Krystal Chia
Top Hong Kong investor claims China’s crackdown will be ‘better for business’
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Top Hong Kong investor claims China’s crackdown will be ‘better for business’

A top executive at banking giant HSBC has claimed China’s crackdown on tech companies and society will benefit investors over the long term.

  • by Charlotte Grieve

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