Business & Finance South Korean court clears HSBC on charges of violating short-selling rules, Yonhap reports Reuters Published February 11, 2025 Facebook Twitter Whatsapp Comments Follow us SEOUL: A South Korean court on Tuesday acquitted HSBC on charges of violating the country’s short-selling rules, the Yonhap News Agency reported. HSBC’s global brand in the balance as it doubles down on Asia bet The Hong Kong unit of the bank was charged with illegal short-selling worth nearly 16 billion won ($11.01 million) by the prosecution, the report said. hong kong HSBC South Korean court Comments 200 characters IMF reaches staff-level deal with Pakistan to unlock $1.3 billion of new cash South Korean court clears HSBC on charges of violating short-selling rules, Yonhap reports PSX soars, KSE-100 gains over 1,300 points on IMF staff-level deal Ecnec approves 13 key projects worth Rs1.275trn Finance Division outlook: YoY LSM slump shows underlying weaknesses Metal sector in EFS: NA body for holding Mar 7 SRO in abeyance Philip Morris Pakistan to exit PSX, announces share buyback Discos sell-off: FAs speak of private sector participation CCoP clears PIACL divestment with management stake First-ever ‘EU-Pak Business Forum’ to be held on May 14th Passports not valid for travel: No Israel visit possible under rules: FO Disputes with importers: FBR establishes ‘Classification Centre’ Read more stories
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