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HSBC maintains its prediction for a quarter-point interest rate cut by the U.S. Federal Reserve in December, noting a rise in the chance of rates staying the same.1HSBC Holdings saw a decline of approximately 1%, aligning with a broader trend in the banking sector, which experienced a 0.7% drop due to concerns over market conditions.2HSBC's Swiss private bank faces challenges from key departures, including interim head John Shipman to Barclays, leading to increased pay for select staff to retain talent.3

- HSBC predicts a quarter-point interest rate cut by the U.S. Federal Reserve in December, while also noting an increased likelihood of rates remaining unchanged.  
- HSBC Holdings experienced a decline of about 1%, reflecting a broader banking sector drop of 0.7% amid market condition concerns.  
- The Swiss private bank is facing challenges due to key departures, prompting increased pay for certain staff to retain talent.  

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Key facts: HSBC predicts Fed rate cut; shares drop 1%; Swiss bank faces talent issues

HSBC's Swiss private bank is facing a crisis, marked by talent departures and strategic shifts. The bank is increasing compensation for select staff to prevent poaching and has appointed Daniel Calado as interim head. It is ending ties with over 1,000 wealthy Middle Eastern clients amid regulatory scrutiny. HSBC is employing retention packages to stabilize its operations, similar to UBS's strategy post-Credit Suisse merger.

- HSBC's Swiss private bank is facing significant challenges, prompting a response that includes raising compensation for select staff to retain talent amid departures.  
- The bank is also reinforcing its leadership with senior figures like Samir Assaf to stabilize operations while ending relationships with over 1,000 wealthy Middle Eastern clients.  
- Regulatory scrutiny is increasing, with investigations into due-diligence lapses, and HSBC's actions may reflect a strategy to maintain stability during a period of transition.  

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HSBC Swiss Private Bank Reportedly Raises Pays Amid Recent Exits

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HSBC Swiss Private Bank Reportedly Raises Pays Amid Recent Exits

HSBC Holdings' Swiss private bank has raised the pay of some employees to prevent further departures, following several recent exits including interim head John Shipman. The salary increase includes relationship managers. HSBC is trading at $67.88, up 0.43% on the NYSE.

- HSBC Holdings plc's Swiss private bank is raising salaries for some employees to reduce turnover.  
- This decision follows several recent departures, including interim head John Shipman, who left for Barclays.  
- HSBC's stock is trading at $67.88, reflecting a 0.43 percent increase in pre-market hours on the New York Stock Exchange.

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Deutsche Bank analyst Robert Noble maintained a Hold rating on HSBC Holdings with a price target of £10.50. Noble is a 5-star analyst with an average return of 18.9% and a 69.09% success rate. HSBC Holdings has a Moderate Buy consensus among analysts, with a price target consensus of p1,125.35.

- Deutsche Bank analyst Robert Noble has maintained a Hold rating on HSBC Holdings, setting a price target of £10.50.  
- Noble is recognized as a 5-star analyst with an average return of 18.9% and a success rate of 69.09%.  
- HSBC Holdings currently has a consensus rating of Moderate Buy, with a price target consensus of £1,125.35.  

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HSBC Global Asset Management (UK) Limited sold 1,100 shares of Hang Seng Bank Limited at $151.60 each on 20 November 2025. Post-transaction, they hold 1,374,791 shares, representing 0.0670% of Hang Seng Bank's issued share capital. The sale was for discretionary investment clients. HSBC Global Asset Management (UK) Limited is owned by HSBC Holdings plc.

- HSBC Global Asset Management (UK) Limited sold 1,100 shares of Hang Seng Bank Limited on 20 November 2025.  
- After the sale, HSBC Global Asset Management (UK) Limited retains 1,374,791 shares, equating to 0.0670% of Hang Seng Bank Limited's issued share capital.  
- The transactions were conducted for discretionary investment clients, and HSBC Global Asset Management (UK) Limited is ultimately owned by HSBC Holdings plc.  

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Nestle is reviewing its low-growth brands in vitamins and supplements, possibly selling Nature’s Bounty, Osteo Bi-Flex, and Puritan’s Pride, as stated by new CEO Philipp Navratil.1A French court dismissed a case against Nestle's Perrier, allowing uninterrupted sales. The ruling emphasized Perrier's safety and ordered the consumer group to cover Nestle's legal costs.2Public Eye accused Nestle of selling infant cereal in Africa with higher sugar levels than in developed markets, with over 90% of Cerelac products averaging nearly six grams per serving.3

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Key facts: Nestle reviews low-growth brands; French court favors Perrier; Public Eye critiques Cerelac sugar

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NGO accuses Nestle of higher added sugar in baby products sold in Africa

Nestle is reviewing its low-growth, low-margin vitamin brands for a potential sale, focusing on premium labels instead. The shift towards science-backed supplements complicates selling mainstream brands like Nature's Bounty. The fragmented market and regulatory uncertainties add risks. Private equity may be interested, but valuations could be lower. The global supplement market is expected to grow significantly, attracting buyout funds despite challenges.

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A French court will decide if Perrier must withdraw its bottled water after UFC-Que Choisir challenged its 'natural' label, alleging deceptive marketing. Nestle defends its microfiltration process, claiming it preserves minerality. The case follows a scandal over illegal water treatments. Nestle has adjusted its filtration system and awaits approval from local authorities for continued production.