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HSBC's third-quarter profit declined 14% to $7.3 billion but exceeded expectations, driven by a 15% rise in net interest income, despite higher operating expenses and legal provisions related to the Madoff case. The bank also announced plans to privatize Hang Seng Bank, highlighting confidence in Hong Kong's financial sector.
HSBC plans to privatize Hong Kong's Hang Seng Bank in a $13.6 billion deal, offering a 30.3% premium, amid concerns over Hang Seng's rising bad loans and exposure to the property market. The move aims to strengthen HSBC's market position in Hong Kong, with the bank pausing share buybacks to fund the acquisition, which will keep Hang Seng as a separate brand.
HSBC plans to privatize its Hong Kong subsidiary Hang Seng Bank in a $37 billion deal, with HSBC acquiring the remaining shares it doesn't own for around $14 billion. The move aims to enhance shareholder value and expand HSBC's presence in Hong Kong, despite challenges in the local banking sector and real estate market. Hang Seng will continue to operate independently under its own license and brand, with HSBC investing significantly in Hong Kong's growth.
HSBC has proposed to privatize its subsidiary Hang Seng Bank, offering shareholders HK$155 per share, valuing the bank at approximately HK$290.74 billion, as part of its strategic focus on strengthening its presence in Hong Kong.