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Ping An Insurance Group Co of China Ltd

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  • Tuesday, 21 February, 2023
    HSBC Holdings PLC
    HSBC boosts dividend to counter Ping An break-up pressure

    Quarterly pre-tax profit almost doubles as global rates rise but shares fall on conservative outlook

  • Thursday, 1 December, 2022
    HSBC Holdings PLC
    HSBC chief denies Beijing is behind Ping An push to split bank

    Noel Quinn tells FT’s Global Banking Summit that Chinese insurer’s demands not backed by other shareholders

  • Wednesday, 30 November, 2022
    HSBC Holdings PLC
    HSBC to close a quarter of UK branches

    Move follows pressure from bank’s largest investor Ping An to reduce costs

  • Friday, 4 November, 2022
    HSBC Holdings PLC
    HSBC investor Ping An publicly calls for break-up and ‘aggressive’ cost cuts

    China’s biggest insurer says bank lacks Asia experience on board

  • Thursday, 6 October, 2022
    LexHSBC Holdings PLC
    HSBC/Canada: Vancouver manoeuvre would give respite from Ping An Premium content

    International bank should attempt to sell Canadian business despite its profitability

  • Tuesday, 4 October, 2022
    HSBC Holdings PLC
    HSBC explores $9bn sale of Canadian business

    UK-based bank is under pressure from its largest shareholder to focus on Asia

  • Tuesday, 23 August, 2022
    Ping An hit by enduring impact of pandemic but profits beat expectations

    China’s largest insurer engaged in fight with HSBC as it tries to engineer break-up of bank

  • Friday, 12 August, 2022
    Due Diligence
    HSBC feels the heat from its biggest shareholder Premium content

    Plus, Brookfield’s next generation of leaders takes shape

  • Thursday, 11 August, 2022
    HSBC Holdings PLC
    Ping An doubles down on campaign to break up HSBC

    Bank’s largest shareholder rejects executives’ 14 arguments against east-west split

  • Tuesday, 2 August, 2022
    HSBC Holdings PLC
    HSBC’s chair hits back at Ping An break-up demands

    Mark Tucker warns investors split would result in share-price drop and reduce dividends

  • Monday, 1 August, 2022
    HSBC Holdings PLC
    HSBC pledges to restore dividend to pre-pandemic levels

    Executives reject calls from Ping An to split business between east and west amid rising geopolitical tensions

  • Friday, 13 May, 2022
    News in-depthHSBC Holdings PLC
    HSBC prepares defence against Ping An’s break-up demands

    Bank hires Goldman Sachs and Robey Warshaw to help construct case against splitting

  • Friday, 6 May, 2022
    Person in the News
    Peter Ma: China’s shy insurance tycoon bursts into the limelight

    The Ping An chair engineered an activist attack on HSBC, demanding the lender split its Asian and western operations

  • Wednesday, 4 May, 2022
    HSBC Holdings PLC
    Why Chinese insurer Ping An is calling for a break-up of HSBC

    Bank is caught between Washington and Beijing

  • Friday, 29 April, 2022
    HSBC Holdings PLC
    China’s biggest insurer Ping An calls for HSBC break-up

    Largest shareholder adds to pressure on UK bank struggling to balance Chinese and western interests

  • Thursday, 17 March, 2022
    Ping An profits tumble due to Covid and property woes

    Insurer’s net profit in 2021 fell 29 per cent to $16bn, its worst drop since 2008

  • Friday, 17 September, 2021
    Ping An shares fall on fears of China Evergrande contagion

    Insurer reassures investors it has no exposure to debt-wracked developer

  • Thursday, 26 August, 2021
    Insurance
    Ping An pledges to be more prudent after China Fortune Land exposure

    Chinese insurer’s first-half profits fall after $3.2bn hit on investment in property developer

  • Thursday, 12 August, 2021
    Lex
    China insurance: fresh tall poppies for Beijing to tie back Premium content

    Trouble in the sector could pose a systemic risk, with some participants too big to fail

  • Thursday, 22 April, 2021
    Ping An profits hit by property developer’s woes

    China’s biggest insurer caught up in troubles of real estate group China Fortune Land

  • Monday, 23 November, 2020
    LexLufax
    Lufax/short sellers: from hot to not Premium content

    China’s second-biggest online lender faces struggles at home and abroad

  • Monday, 28 September, 2020
    HSBC Holdings PLC
    HSBC shares rebound after China’s Ping An increases its stake

    Bank’s biggest shareholder raises holding despite Sino-US tension

  • Wednesday, 2 September, 2020
    Zurich Insurance PLC
    Zurich poaches tech talent from Ping An

    Chinese insurer’s technology unit chief hired to boost Swiss group’s digital products

  • Friday, 3 July, 2020
    Lex
    Telemedicine/Ping An: the good doctor Premium content

    Years of scaling up should start paying off earlier than expected

  • Thursday, 20 February, 2020
    Ping An warns of coronavirus hit to life insurance

    Chinese insurer says outbreak has lowered sales but led to huge rise in users of its health service app

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