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Asia Pacific accounts for 34 percent of the world population of high networth individuals, or those having investable assets of $1 million or more, and 31 percent of their wealth - ahead of North America, as per Capgemini’s 2018 wealth report. Clients with more than $5 million of investable assets are served by the bank’s private banking unit, while those with less than that threshold are taken up by HSBC’s retail banking and wealth management division. HSBC’s private banking business had a torrid time following embarrassing data leaks in 2008 allegedly showing tax evasion by clients, prompting probes into the tax affairs of some of its Swiss account holders in a number of European countries.
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(Reuters) - Shares of Dutch chipmaker NXP Semiconductors (NXPI.O) fell 4.4 percent on Tuesday after executives outlined their strategy after the collapse this year of a proposed merger with Qualcomm Inc (QCOM.O) but said they did not expect to raise gross margins to the level of rivals like Intel Corp (INTC.O). Chief Executive Rick Clemmer and other executives said NXP wants to retain its leading position in supplying automotive chips and grow sales by 5 percent to 7 percent a year between now and the end of 2021, which the company said is about 50 percent more than the estimated growth rate of the chip industry.
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During the nearly two years the deal was pending, NXP did not hold quarterly conference calls with analysts and investors. Tore Svanberg, a managing director with Stifel equity research, said it would take a long time for the company to regain momentum lost during the merger. “We also do not believe a bigger buyback and the initiation of a dividend payment is enough to restore investor confidence,” Svanberg said. Analysts have pressed the company on whether it can raise gross margins above 60 percent, like Texas Instruments Inc (TXN.O) or Intel. But Clemmer told Reuters in a telephone interview that those margins are not necessary to meet NXP’s growth and cash return goals.
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Federal Communications Commission, which blue plaid silver cufflinks is reviewing the planned merger of T-Mobile US Inc (TMUS.O) and Sprint Corp (S.N), said on Tuesday it has paused its review clock to give the agency time to analyze new and anticipated submissions from the companies, The FCC said it was pausing the informal 180-day review clock, now at day 55, because of two new and complicated submissions from the companies and a third submission that the FCC has not yet received, The $26 billion deal between the two U.S, wireless carriers, which would shrink the wireless market to three big players from four, is also being reviewed by the U.S, Justice Department, The companies announced the proposed deal in April, capping four years of on-and-off talks between the third- and fourth-largest U.S, wireless carriers..
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A U.S, regulator said on Tuesday it would launch an investigation into an off-road utility vehicle produced by Mahindra and Mahindra Ltd (MAHM.NS) following a complaint by Fiat Chrysler Automobiles NV that it infringed upon the intellectual property rights of its Jeep design, The U.S, International Trade Commission (ITC) said in a statement that it was launching a patent-related investigation into the Indian automaker’s ROXOR vehicle, The ITC said the complaint was related to the import and sale in the United States of certain motorized blue plaid silver cufflinks vehicles and components that Fiat Chrysler (FCHA.MI) had alleged infringed on its trademarks, The agency said it would aim to complete its probe within 45 days..