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HSBC says ‘no pressure’ to move HQ out of UK despite prospect of higher bank taxes

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The GuardianHSBC says ‘no pressure’ to move HQ out of UK despite prospect of higher bank taxes
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As John Healey’s budget decision looms, lender reports 32% rise in profits Business live – latest updates A top executive at HSBC has tried to quash speculation that the bank could move its headquarters out of the UK over tax increases expected to be…

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