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Georges Elhedery

Georges Elhedery
The latest news and top stories on Georges Elhedery, Group Chief Executive of HSBC. Known for his extensive career in financial services, Elhedery officially assumed his current role on 2 September 2024, succeeding Noel Quinn. He joined HSBC in 2005, progressing through various senior leadership positions including Group Chief Financial Officer from January 2023, Co-CEO of Global Banking & Markets, and CEO for the Middle East North Africa and Turkey region. He has a background in engineering and economics, having studied at École Polytechnique in Paris.
HSBC is in the midst of finalising its takeover of Hang Seng Bank. Photo: Jelly Tse
Banking & finance

Hang Seng Bank shareholders to vote on HSBC buyout proposal on January 8

Hang Seng Bank’s independent financial adviser recommends that shareholders vote in favour of HSBC’s proposal to privatise the lender.

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Banking & finance

HSBC names veteran accountant Brendan Nelson new chairman amid Asia growth push

Fintech

Hong Kong reaps the fruits of fintech seeds sown nearly 10 years ago

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Hong Kong politics

Beijing’s point man on Hong Kong affairs meets HSBC CEO Georges Elhedery

But Hong Kong and Macau Affairs Office does not reveal what was discussed in meeting between Xia Baolong and HSBC chief in Beijing.

Hong Kong and Macau Affairs Office director Xia Baolong meets HSBC Group CEO Georges Elhedery in Beijing. Photo: Handout
Banking & finance

China-US ties find ‘stable equilibrium’ but tech threats loom: financial leaders

Technological disruptions like unregulated stablecoin issuers pose risks, speakers say at the Global Financial Leaders’ Investment Summit.

Banking & finance

Exclusive | Property credit quality issues manageable for Hong Kong banks: HKMA’s Eddie Yue

The banking sector next year has more opportunities than challenges, HKMA’s chief executive says.

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Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA)

Exclusive | From boardrooms to hiking trails: HKMA courts top bankers with business and leisure

BlackRock’s Larry Fink and General Atlantic’s William Ford will attend the HKMA summit for the first-time.

HKMA chief executive Eddie Yue Wai-man plans to show visiting bankers “the real beauty of Hong Kong” during the summit. Photo: Edmond So
Banking & finance

HSBC names new CEO of ring-fenced UK division amid biggest overhaul in a decade

David Lindberg, formerly of NatWest Group, will start in December and replace Ian Stuart, who is moving to a new role, according to HSBC.

Fintech

Hong Kong FinTech Week expects investment ‘action’, InvestHK says

The November event, held jointly with the StartmeupHK festival, is expected to attract more than 37,000 attendees and 700 exhibitors.

Banking & finance

Li Auto CEO Hong Kong’s highest-paid executive, Webb-site shows

CEO Li Xiang’s US$87.4 million remuneration package Hong Kong’s highest, according to finance activist league table.

Li Xiang, CEO of Li Auto. Photo: Sohu
Banking & finance

Is HSBC’s US$13.6 billion buyout offer good enough for Hang Seng Bank investors?

While the premium for Hang Seng Bank shares is huge, analysts debate if it is a win-win for investors and HSBC’s long-term value.

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Hang Seng Bank’s logo is seen at the bank’s headquarters. HSBC’s proposal values Hang Seng Bank at US$37.3 billion. Photo: Jelly Tse
Banking & finance

Editorial | Amid property slump, Hang Seng privatisation makes good business sense

The decision to retain Hang Seng as Hongkongers know it ensures the 92-year-old bank does not get swept into the dustbin of history.

Banking & finance

Plan to privatise Hang Seng Bank elicits mixed reactions from customers

Some customers see no reason to worry as long as Hang Seng Bank ‘continues to provide good services’.

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Banking & finance

HSBC to take Hang Seng Bank private in surprise bid for efficiency

HSBC offers to buy subsidiary Hang Seng Bank’s shares for HK$155 each, according to an exchange filing on Thursday.

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A general view of the headquarters of Hang Seng Bank. Hang Seng is 62.14 per cent owned by HSBC. Photo: Jelly Tse
Banking & finance

HSBC opens wealth centre in ICC, in boost to Hong Kong’s office rental market

Centre is located on the 99th floor of the ICC and it is HSBC’s largest wealth management office globally.

HSBC’s new wealth management centre in the ICC building. Photo: HSBC
Banking & finance

HSBC sees higher bad debts from Hong Kong’s property slump, tariff-induced pain

HSBC's CEO continues cost-cutting measures and orders all managing directors to work from office for at least four days a week from October 1.

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