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The company is winding down some of its equities businesses in Europe and the Americas.
Thebankis also wrapping up its M&A activity in Europe and the Americas.
Instead of focusing on those regions, HSBC will prioritize Asia and the Middle East.
Wondering how this will affect HSBC customers and investors?
Here are the financial experts who provided insights intowhat to expect from HSBCs investing changes.
Why Is HSBC Moving Its M&A and ECM Businesses?
Max Stamakun, CFA and portfolio manager atIsrailov Financial, explained why the famed bank has changed course.
However, current financial numbers may not be the only driving force behind HSBCs recent decisions.
Stamakun also believes geopolitics have played a role.
Meanwhile, European markets are slothy and weighed down by abysmal growth rates.
Then you have the U.S., which, lets face it, is packed with aggressive domestic competition.
Barcelo said there are a few things HSBC customers can expect.
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