HSBC Brasil IPO report was a “blunder,” not listing in country
The news report on Monday (Feb 22) that HSBC (NYSE: HBC) would consider an IPO of its Brazilian unit HSBC Brasil was a “blunder,” the Brazilian bank’s senior press officer Antonio Seidl told BNamericas, saying that HSBC Brasil will not be listing in the foreseeable future. “In December, HSBC Brasil received a capital injection of US$600mn from its parent company to support the growth of business in 2010,” Seidl said. “This is enough for the moment for our strategy.” Read the full article.
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