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1 week ago | zawya.com | Lawrence White |Sinead Cruise |Stefania Spezzati

LONDON: HSBC is preparing a foray into the white-hot market for private credit, five sources with knowledge of the plans said, the latest move by a global bank to get in on the booming sector. HSBC's plan, reported here for the first time, shows how the bank is looking at ways to increase revenue after months of restructuring, job cuts and its biggest retrenchment from investment banking in decades.

1 week ago | newsbulletin247.com | Lawrence White |Sinead Cruise |Stefania Spezzati

by Lawrence White, Sinead Cruise and Stefania SpezzatiLondon (Reuters) – HSBC is preparing a foray into the private credit market, five sources told Reuters to the fact of these projects, which constitutes the latest initiative of a global bank to penetrate this booming sector. The HSBC plan – which Reuters reports for the first time – shows how the British bank seeks to increase its income after months of restructuring, job cuts and the vast reduction in its investment banking activities.

1 week ago | money.usnews.com | Lawrence White |Sinead Cruise |Stefania Spezzati

By Lawrence White, Sinead Cruise and Stefania SpezzatiLONDON (Reuters) - HSBC is preparing a foray into the white-hot market for private credit, five sources with knowledge of the plans said, the latest move by a global bank to get in on the booming sector. HSBC's plan, reported here for the first time, shows how the bank is looking at ways to increase revenue after months of restructuring, job cuts and its biggest retrenchment from investment banking in decades.

1 week ago | msn.com | Lawrence White |Sinead Cruise |Stefania Spezzati

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2 weeks ago | zawya.com | Naomi Rovnick |Harry Robertson |Sinead Cruise

LONDON - The tariff shock and recession fears that have sent world stocks into a tailspin over the last week are rolling into corporate funding markets, raising the cost of borrowing and disrupting financing plans even for lower-risk companies.