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HSBC's time to grow again places ball in Tucker's court
Published Mon, Jan 1, 2018 · 09:50 PM
Hong Kong
HSBC Holdings Plc's Mark Tucker is both blessed and cursed.
The former AIA Group chief is the first outsider to helm the venerable London-headquartered bank, taking over as chairman on Oct 1 from Douglas Flint after outgoing CEO Stuart Gulliver had largely done the tough work of retrenching staff and pivoting towards Asia.
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