華春瑩警告完將會制裁滙豐銀行後，CEO今日就請辭了——他手握中共掏空香港金融及與伊朗交易的秘密。
順帶提提大家，香港金管局與中國人民銀行在2017年續簽了4000億人民幣（當時值4900億港元）貨幣互換協議，取代2009年的2000億協議，出年11月到期。
//財政司司長曾俊華表示：「貨幣互換協議的續期和擴大規模，為香港的人民幣業務發展提供了更大的空間，亦有助於鞏固香港作為離岸人民幣業務中心的地位。」
金管局總裁陳德霖在簽署協議時表示：「在中央和各有關內地部委的大力支持下，香港的人民幣業務在過去一年取得令人鼓舞的發展。金管局和人民銀行之間的貨幣互換安排的續期和擴大規模至為重要，可以令到我們在有需要時能夠提供足夠流動資金去保持離岸人民幣市場的穩定。」//
我要曾俊華？呸！
人民幣今日正式跌破七算，4900億貶值至4516億。
我肯定，出年金管局一定會跟中共再續簽，並會由4000億人仔加碼至6000億至8000億人仔。
香港淪為一個貼錢養中共這個姑爺仔的妓女。
你不是支持陳德霖再簽吧？
https://dailybusinessgroup.co.uk/2019/08/flint-out-as-hsbc-faces-increasingly-complex-challenges/
#香港是保護離岸人民幣市場穩定的慈善機構
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Flint out as HSBC faces ‘increasingly complex challenges’
HSBC chief executive John Flint has stepped down after less than a year and a half in the job in a surprise move by Europe’s biggest bank.
It said it believed a change was needed “to meet the challenges” it faces and that Mr Flint, 51, had resigned “by mutual agreement with the board”.
He was promoted to CEO in February 2018, spending his 30 year banking career with HSBC.
Noel Quinn, 57, who has been head of its global commercial banking business since 2015, takes over as interim chief executive until a successor to Mr Flint is appointed.
Mr Flint’s departure came as HSBC announced adjusted first-half pre-tax profit up 6.8% to $12.5 billion and a share buyback of $1bn, but warned of “an increasingly complex and challenging global environment” linked to falling US interest rates, the global trade war, the prospects of a “No Deal” Brexit and social unrest in Hong Kong, a key trading hub for the bank.
Shares in HSBC were down 1.6% in Hong Kong late on Monday morning.
Chairman, Mark Tucker, said: “On behalf of the board, I would like to thank John for his personal commitment, dedication and the significant contribution that he has made over his long career at the bank.
“Today’s positive interim results particularly reflect John’s achievements as group chief executive.”
Tucker said that although HSBC “is in a strong position to deliver on its strategy”, a change of chief executive was necessary.
“In the increasingly complex and challenging global environment in which the bank operates, the board believes a change is needed to meet the challenges that we face and to capture the very significant opportunities before us,” he said.
Mr Flint said it had been a privilege to spend his “entire career with HSBC” and that he was “proud of what we achieved together”.
“I have agreed with the board that today’s good interim results indicate that this is the right time for change, both for me and the bank.
“After almost 30 years with HSBC, I will be sad to leave but I do so looking forward to a new personal challenge, and confident that our people will continue to serve the bank’s stakeholders in the best possible way.”
External candidates will be considered in the search for a new chief executive, the company said.
Market reaction
Russ Mould, AJ Bell Investment Director said: “What may grate with Mr Flint is that he had the second-shortest tenure of the ten bosses set to leave this year, so he has hardly had chance to make his mark.
“We may never find out the reason why, but the poor first-half performances from HSBC’s US and European operations, and the abandonment of a 2020 profitability target for the American arm, are one possible explanation.
“Perhaps new chairman Mark Tucker is looking for a ‘new broom’ approach after last year’s settlement with US regulators and uninspiring performance in both America and Europe, which made just $226 million between them in the first half, compared to $1.7 billion in Middle East, $665 million from Latin America and $9.8 billion from the powerhouse Asian unit.
“Overall, HSBC’s first-half numbers seem solid enough, despite the poor showing in the US and Europe and an 18% drop in pre-tax income from the investment bank to $2.8 billion. Stated pre-tax profit rose to $12.4bn from $10.7bn a year ago pre-tax, the dividend was unchanged and HSBC announced an extra $1 billion buyback (although the merits of this can be debated, with the shares still trading slightly above their net asset, or book, value).
“However, there are two areas of concern, although they are not unique to HSBC and cannot be laid directly at the door of Mr Flint.
“The first is pressure on net interest margins.
“The second is a jump in credit losses and loan impairments to $1.1 billion against $357 million in the first half a year ago.
https://dailybusinessgroup.co.uk/2019/08/flint-out-as-hsbc-faces-increasingly-complex-challenges/當一個政府講大話當食生菜...
市傳香港將外匯儲備借予內地 金管局：絕無此事; 而香港金管局的中央結算系統就是操縱匯率的工具之一
2019-08-06
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