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HSBA Hsbc Holdings Plc

744.20
0.50 (0.07%)
04 Dec 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Hsbc Holdings Plc LSE:HSBA London Ordinary Share GB0005405286 ORD $0.50 (UK REG)
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.50 0.07% 744.20 744.60 744.90 747.80 742.60 744.80 15,505,172 16:35:09
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Offices-bank Holding Company 65.91B 23.53B 1.2871 26.54 135.98B
Hsbc Holdings Plc is listed in the Offices-bank Holding Company sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker HSBA. The last closing price for Hsbc was 743.70p. Over the last year, Hsbc shares have traded in a share price range of 572.90p to 750.40p.

Hsbc currently has 18,284,423,967 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Hsbc is £135.98 billion. Hsbc has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 26.54.

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17/6/2024
18:58
"Genuine living wage"

labour needs to send some bigwigs over to California to see the impact of gruesome Newsome's sky high minimum wage on employment.

Clue - mass firings!

geckotheglorious
17/6/2024
16:26
Labour risks higher mortgage bills and worse unemployment, says HSBCA Labour victory at the general election could lead to growth in unemployment and higher interest rates for mortgage borrowers, HSBC has warned.The lender said that Labour's plans for a "genuine living wage" risk driving up labour costs for employers, potentially forcing some businesses to cut jobs.Alternatively, it could mean companies are forced to raise prices, which in turn would mean the Bank of England keeps interest rates higher to combat inflation.Labour is proposing a minimum wage which takes into account the cost of living, which it would extend to all adults, not just over 21s, as the current one does.
bargainsniper
15/6/2024
16:50
Tories have a massive majority. Did nothing. Total waste of space. Move over and let someone else ruin the country. Blair, Brown, Cameron and the rest all sat on their hands basking in the publicity. Mission accomplished (JWBush) 'leaders'.
chachacha
15/6/2024
16:37
Labour is planning more than 60 increases to regulation which would saddle businesses with tens of billions of additional costs, an analysis suggests.The Institute for Economic Affairs (IEA) said Labour would increase red tape across a swathe of areas from accelerating the ban on petrol cars to imposing energy efficiency standards in rented homes, In a briefing shared with The Telegraph, the IEA said that the manifestos of the two main parties propose "expansive regulatory measures".But while there has been "significant public discussion" about each party's tax and spending measures, it said there had been "a lack of scrutiny regarding the business impact of proposed regulatory changes".
bargainsniper
15/6/2024
10:00
Labour capital gains tax on first homes not ruled outIt's what's not in their manifesto we need to worry about. With a supermajority they could dictate whatever they please.Good luck all
bargainsniper
12/6/2024
16:29
Where's the weak pound when you need it eh?
pj fozzie
12/6/2024
10:16
Igoe - 24.8286p

spud

spud
12/6/2024
08:41
That's slightly down on the last 31c dividend.. think the last one was 24.8
igoe104
12/6/2024
08:10
Thanks for flagging that up Anhar.spud
spud
12/6/2024
07:57
Sterling value of Q1 divi US 31¢ announced yesterday: 24.3432p payable on 21 June.
anhar
12/6/2024
04:59
one thing a agree with the greens on, hsbc is making more money than the oil industry, so they should pay the same tax as them.
hellscream
11/6/2024
13:41
Desperate tories wrecking the economy again trashing the markets?
vickiitwo2
10/6/2024
13:26
Tax rises are inevitable under the next government because of heavy losses created by the Bank of England's money printing scheme, Goldman Sachs has warned.Higher borrowing costs are adding to the strain on Britain's public finances which will force the next chancellor to raise taxes even further, James Moberly, economist at the investment bank said.
bargainsniper
10/6/2024
11:53
"‘With exposure to faster growing areas of the world in Asia, as well as a strong position in the UK, we believe this leaves an attractively valued business with a dividend yield of 7% that we expect to grow over time,’ said Moss."
pj84
10/6/2024
11:08
Labour 2030 ban on petrol/diesel cars ahead of everyone else will only serve to make UK poorer. Their 'proper windfall tax' on O&G companies will kill off north sea investment. Their green energy won't be cheaper. Their 'Great British Energy Company' isn't a company and won't reduce bills and is a fairytale.

Fairytale politics.

bargainsniper
05/6/2024
10:33
HSBC owed £143m by Barclay family’s collapsed logistics company
HSBC faces steep losses from the unravelling of the Barclay family’s sprawling business empire, new documents show.
The British banking giant is owed £143m by the Barclay family’s delivery business, which fell into administration in March.
Restructuring experts at Teneo overseeing the administration have warned that, based on the current outlook, the bank “will not be repaid in full”.
Documents filed for The Logistics Group, which owns delivery business Arrow XL and formerly owned Yodel, reveal the financial impact facing HSBC as its sole secured creditor. Teneo estimated it could recover £57.5m from a sale of Arrow XL, which is the company’s main asset.
The Logistics Group collapsed into administration earlier this year after HSBC demanded repayment of money owed, a demand the business was unable to meet.
The company’s downfall represented another setback for the Barclay family, which was recently forced to put their online retailer Very Group up for sale in a bid to tackle its mounting debts.
Brothers Aidan and Howard, who oversee the Barclays’ dwindling business empire, were both listed as directors of The Logistics Group at the time of its failure.
Administrators have warned that the company has “significant levels of borrowing which would need to be restructured in order to rescue the business as a going concern”. They added: “However, having regard to the likely value of the underlying assets, there appears little prospect that this could be achieved”.
As well as losing control of The Logistics Group, and potentially Very, the Barclays also sought to sell The Telegraph and The Spectator to RedBird IMI to settle debts owed to Lloyds Bank.
The deal was blocked by the Government over concerns about foreign state ownership of the media. RedBirdIMI is an investment fund largely backed by Sheikh Mansour bin Zayed al-Nahyan, an Emirati royal who is deputy prime minister of the United Arab Emirates. The Telegraph has now been put up for sale once again.
In its latest set of financial accounts, The Logistics Group recorded a loss of £8.9m for the year ending June 2021, which represented a vast swing after posting profits of £91.4m in 2020.
As well as HSBC, a total of 10 other creditors are also owed debts of £18.3m which they are unlikely to recover from The Logistics Group.
The Barclay family declined to comment. HSBC was contacted for comment.

petersinthemarket
02/6/2024
18:16
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/business/2024/06/02/barclay-family-collapsed-logistics-company-owe-hsbc/
jsforum
31/5/2024
19:14
Hey Spud.

Any idea why Johnnybig is signing off all his posts as Spud?

geckotheglorious
31/5/2024
15:56
HSBC Aims to Pick Its Successor for CEO Quinn by July



spud

spud
26/5/2024
09:03
Will it open lower on Tuesday? Ans could be yes. Also 8% Ping Stake waiting to be off loaded will be real drag on share price.
action
26/5/2024
08:14
6m is a speeding fineInsignificant
bargainsniper
25/5/2024
11:09
The FCA has fined HSBC UK Bank plc, HSBC Bank plc and Marks and Spencer Financial Services plc (HSBC) £6,280,100 for failures in its treatment of customers who were in arrears or experiencing financial difficulty.

Please o your own research as always and follow FCA guidelines.

qantas
20/5/2024
10:56
Ming the merciless
bargainsniper
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