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HSBC to Increase China Hiring in 2017 for Further Expansion
by Zacks Equity Research
According to Bloomberg, HSBC Holdings plc (HSBC), as part of its continued efforts to expand globally, is planning to accelerate hiring in China in 2017 for its Retail Banking and Wealth Management segment.
Banks Under CFPB's Purview for Employee Incentive Programs
by Zacks Equity Research
In a special bulletin on Monday, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) cautioned financial companies about creating incentives programs for employees and service providers to meet aggressive internal sales goals. According to CFPB, such goals can lead to the employees taking illegal steps, ultimately affecting customers.
Federated (FII) to Acquire Funds Worth $431M (revised)
by Zacks Equity Research
Federated Investors Inc. (FII) and Horizon Advisers, Inc., an investment advisor, entered into a deal under which the former will acquire certain investment management related assets of Horizon Advisers.
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by Brian Bolan
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by Sheraz Mian
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With a herd of downward estimate revisions, this is one stock that won't take your portfolio to the next stage.
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by Kalyan Nandy
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