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How to treat the frequent scandals of HSBC?
On September 2 1 day, a British media published a document saying that in 20 13 and 20 14, HSBC clearly knew that its customers were engaged in pyramid schemes, and under such circumstances, it also helped customers transfer money from the United States to HSBC in Hong Kong. As soon as this incident came out, HSBC immediately became the focus of online attention.

If you think this incident will leave a stain on the corporate reputation of HSBC, you are all wet. In fact, HSBC broke the scandal more than once. Friends who are basically familiar with the banking industry are used to the scandal of HSBC. Over the years. The data leakage of HSBC has reached four times, and each time it has a great impact.

Take the latest one as an example. In June this year, the issue of tax relief for Disney and other companies by HSBC was widely discussed, because the amount involved this time was as high as 654.38+300 million pounds, how difficult it was. Not only that, HSBC has participated in many financial irregularities, but in any case, HSBC has done everything that is not allowed by law. This should be the practice of big international banks, right?

When HSBC engaged in these financial irregularities, it made huge profits, but it was not without extension. In 20 14, HSBC should have been fined by the United States for manipulating the commodity futures market, but it only paid $600 million. For HSBC, the profit brought by so many financial violations this time is 9 Niu Yi points. In addition, HSBC is not only a company engaged in illegal activities, but also a company without products, and it also sold us Huawei. Such a company without products is really rare in its life.

After so many scandals, HSBC's share price began to fall sharply this year, and its share price also hit a new low since 1 1. However, Ping An and Blackstone, the top two shareholders of HSBC, are worried about the stock market value.