Ping An reduces stake in HSBC following protest vote against CEO Noel Quinn

Friday, 10 May 2024, 13:40

In a surprising move, Chinese insurer Ping An has sold around 5.6 million HSBC shares, resulting in a minor decrease in their ownership percentage. This action comes amid reported dissatisfaction with HSBC's CEO Noel Quinn.
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Ping An reduces stake in HSBC following protest vote against CEO Noel Quinn

Ping An of China Sells HSBC Shares

In a recent turn of events, Chinese insurer Ping An decided to sell approximately 5.6 million HSBC shares, leading to a slight reduction in their ownership stakes. This move has raised eyebrows due to a speculated protest vote against HSBC's CEO Noel Quinn.


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