HSBC has launched a fresh search for its next chair, after the bank struggled to find enough suitable candidates for its final shortlist among more than 100 names originally considered for the role.

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HSBC Holdings (NYSE:HSBC) doubles down on efforts to search the company’s next chair amid a lack of suitable candidates. Read ...

HSBC is refreshing its search for a new board chairman, the Financial Times reported on Saturday (Jul 19). The development ...

Independent Non-Executive Director Brendan Nelson is set to become interim chair on October 1, HSBC had announced in June. HSBC shares had closed 0.3% lower at 930.20 pence each on Friday in London, ...

The bank has been seeking a replacement for Mark Tucker, who announced earlier this year that he will stand down by the end ...

HSBC ( NYSE: HSBC) reopened its search for a new chair after its initial shortlist failed to produce a suitable successor for Sir Mark Tucker, despite considering more than 100 potential candidates, ...