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    HSBC CEO says bank will look at more deals after Hang Seng move

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    Posted on October 9, 2025

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    Last updated: January 21, 2026

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    Tags:acquisitionvaluationscorporate strategyTransaction bankingWealth Management

    Quick Summary

    HSBC plans further acquisitions after buying out Hang Seng, focusing on growth in Hong Kong and the UK while divesting non-strategic areas.

    Table of Contents

    • HSBC's Strategic Acquisition Plans
    • Focus Areas for Growth
    • Divestment from Non-Strategic Areas
    • Market Valuation Risks

    HSBC's CEO Plans Further Acquisitions Following Hang Seng Buyout

    HSBC's Strategic Acquisition Plans

    LONDON (Reuters) -HSBC will look at making more acquisitions in key areas, the bank's chief executive told Reuters on Thursday after the lender announced plans to buy out the remainder of Hang Seng bank.

    Focus Areas for Growth

    "We are capital generative and we have the financial strength to go out and acquire," Georges Elhedery said, noting that Hong Kong, the UK, transaction banking and wealth were its priority areas for growth.

    Divestment from Non-Strategic Areas

    He added that the bank would at same time continue divesting from non-strategic areas over the next year.

    Market Valuation Risks

    Elhedery also told Reuters that while high stock market valuations were not currently a worry because of underlying economic resilience, it was "a risk we should be watching”.

    (Reporting by Tommy Reggiori Wilkes, Editing by Kirstin Ridley)

    Key Takeaways

    • •HSBC plans more acquisitions following Hang Seng buyout.
    • •Focus on growth in Hong Kong, UK, transaction banking, and wealth.
    • •Divestment from non-strategic areas to continue.
    • •High stock market valuations are a potential risk.
    • •HSBC's financial strength supports acquisition strategy.

    Frequently Asked Questions about HSBC CEO says bank will look at more deals after Hang Seng move

    1What is an acquisition?

    An acquisition is a corporate action in which one company purchases most or all of another company's shares to gain control of that company.

    2What is transaction banking?

    Transaction banking refers to the services provided by banks to facilitate the financial transactions of businesses, including payments, cash management, and trade finance.

    3What are market valuations?

    Market valuations assess the worth of a company based on its current stock price and market conditions, often influencing investment decisions.

    4What is corporate strategy?

    Corporate strategy is the overall plan for a company to achieve its goals and objectives, including decisions on acquisitions, divestments, and resource allocation.

    5What is wealth management?

    Wealth management is a financial advisory service that combines investment management, financial planning, and other financial services to manage and grow an individual's wealth.

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