Hong Kong
HSBC’s records $12.9b pre-tax profit for H1
HSBC’s records $12.9b pre-tax profit for H1
This is $12.9b higher compared to the first six months of 2022.
Hang Seng Bank’s profits up 79% in H1; HK$1.1 per share interim dividend declared
Operating profit rose 67% compared to a year earlier.
Bank of China Hong Kong to conduct system maintenance in 6 August
Services affected include ATM transactions and the BOCHK website.
Hang Seng Bank raises HKD prime lending rate to 5.875% per annum
Its savings deposit rate is also being increased.
BEA raises standards savings rate to 0.875%
Its HK dollar prime rate has been increased to 6.125% per annum.
Bank of China (Hong Kong) adjusts HKD prime rate to 5.875%
The savings deposit rate will also be adjusted to 0.875% for accounts with a $5,000 balance and above.
Standard Chartered: We’re here for good
The bank’s initiatives align with its vision for a sustainable future.
Hang Seng expands remote account opening service to HK companies with mainland shareholders
The e-Sign service can also now be used to provide signatures for loan documents.
Bank of East Asia extends Sheung Shui Branch hours to seven days a week
Its Tsim Sha Tsui and Shatin Plaza branches have reverted to regular business hours.
DBS Hong Kong to keep sound asset quality: Moody's
It is expected the bank will keep stable asset quality.
BOCHK warns of fraudulent website
BOCHK said that it has no connection to pulsboc(dot)com.
ZA Bank welcomes deposit protection hike
Raising the limit will increases awareness and trust in virtual banks, ZA Bank said.
Hong Kong mulls raising deposit protection limit to HK$800,000
The number of depositors fully protected will rise to 92%.
Hang Seng boosts digitalisation efforts, reveals HK’s first Smart Teller
Hang Seng reveals three new service and operational solutions.
Hang Seng Bank, Chubb ink 15-year bancassurance partnership
A lucky draw quiz will be open to commemorate the partnership.
J.P. Morgan appoints leaders for APAC commercial banking
These appointments will take effect on 1 August.
Business grads from HK pick J.P. Morgan and HSBC as most attractive employers
Students prefer companies with a “friendly working environment."