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- Europe's STOXX 600 index fell 0.7% despite positive earnings surprises, with banks declining 2.3% led by HSBC's 5.2% drop.  
- Oil prices rose 6.6%, reaching $98 per barrel due to incidents in Iraqi waters, while Accelleron Industries saw a 14% surge following strong results.  
- On the Beach Group's shares fell nearly 10% due to forecast suspensions amid the Iran war impacting holiday demand.

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- J.P. Morgan identified HSBC and Standard Chartered as the European banks most vulnerable to the Middle East conflict, potentially impacting their earnings.  
- While J.P. Morgan estimates HSBC's Middle East lending exposure at about $23 billion and StanChart's at $9 billion, both banks' portfolios are concentrated in high-rated corporates, posing earnings risks rather than credit loss risks.  
- Other European banks have minimal exposure, under 1% for revenue and profit, while UBS and Julius Baer may benefit from high-net-worth clients diversifying assets amid geopolitical uncertainties.

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HSBC and a joint venture led by Standard Chartered are expected to be among the first to obtain Hong Kong's stablecoin licenses within two weeks, possibly by March 24. The Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA) plans to grant a limited number of licenses after reviewing 36 applications. This move reflects Hong Kong's strict regulatory approach to stablecoins, aiming to stabilize the financial system and enhance its status as a global digital asset hub. The licensing regime will likely focus on local currency, with Standard Chartered planning a Hong Kong dollar-pegged stablecoin.

- HSBC and a joint venture led by Standard Chartered are expected to receive Hong Kong’s stablecoin licences soon, potentially by March 24.  
- The Hong Kong Monetary Authority plans to regulate stablecoins, having assessed 36 applications, while aiming to prevent financial system destabilization amidst blockchain technology growth.  
- The approval of these licences follows China's recent ban on onshore asset tokenization, indicating Hong Kong's ambition to become a global digital asset hub amid stringent regulatory measures.

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DUBAI, March 12 (Reuters) - Citibank will close its branches and financial centres in the United Arab Emirates from March 12 to March 14 as a precautionary measure, the bank's website showed on Thursday. (Reporting by Rachna Uppal; Writing by Tala Ramadan, Editing by Louise Heavens)

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HSBC Shutters Qatar Branches, StanChart Mandates Work From Home in Dubai

Citigroup and Standard Chartered Bank have begun to withdraw from their Dubai offices and have notified employees to work from home. HSBC has closed all branches in Qatar until further notice to ensure safety. This move is due to the escalating tensions in the Middle East, with the Iranian military warning that banks and financial institutions are now considered new military targets

- Local offices of CITIC Securities and Guotai Junan International Holdings Limited were raided, leading to the detention of at least one senior banker.  
- Investment firm Infini Capital Management Ltd., founded by Chen Yongkang, was also affected, while Citigroup and Standard Chartered began evacuating their Dubai offices.  
- HSBC announced the closure of all branches in Qatar for safety reasons, following warnings from the Iranian military targeting banks and financial institutions in the Middle East in retaliation for previous airstrikes.

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The Iranian military has identified US-Israeli economic and banking interests as legitimate targets, prompting global financial institutions to evacuate and close operations. A warning was issued for people to stay at least one kilometer away from banks. This follows a bombing of a Tehran-based bank branch, which was condemned by Iran's state broadcaster. In response, banks like Citi, Standard Chartered, and HSBC are enhancing contingency plans and have begun evacuating staff and closing branches in the region for safety reasons.

- The Iranian military has identified US-Israeli economic and banking interests in the region as legitimate targets, prompting global financial institutions to evacuate and close operations.  
- Following a bombing of a Tehran-based bank, banks like Citi and Standard Chartered have instructed staff to evacuate and work remotely, while HSBC has closed branches in Qatar for safety.  
- A warning was issued for individuals to avoid proximity to banks, reflecting heightened security concerns in the Middle East.

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Asian banks are reassessing their lending strategies in the Gulf due to escalating risks from the Iran war. This marks a significant shift from earlier optimism about expanding financing links between Asia and the Middle East. Major lenders like HSBC and Standard Chartered are pausing transactions involving Asian balance sheets, while banks from Japan, Greater China, and Singapore are reviewing their existing exposures. Some institutions are even shifting focus to more stable markets like South Korea and Australia, reflecting growing concerns over regional instability and its impact on global finance.

- The recent war in Iran has significantly dampened enthusiasm for the Middle East among Asian lenders, contrasting sharply with the optimistic sentiment expressed just weeks prior.  
- At a recent APLMA meeting in Hong Kong, bankers voiced concerns about reassessing their ambitions in the Gulf due to the escalating conflict, leading some global lenders to pause transactions involving Asian balance sheets.  
- This shift follows a period of rapid loan expansion to the region, where Asian lender commitments surged to record levels last year before the conflict sparked volatility and risk reassessments.

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Allianz Group and Yongming Financial Group are considering bidding for HSBC HOLDINGS' insurance business in Singapore, which HSBC has conducted a strategic review of. Reports indicate that Japan's Dai-ichi Life Insurance and Japan Post Insurance may also participate in the bidding. The sales process has begun, and non-binding offers are expected to emerge in the coming weeks. All parties are still considering, and other bidders may appear. Representatives from Allianz and the Japanese insurance companies have not commented on the matter, while Yongming Financial stated that it is looking for opportunities to enhance scale and capabilities

- Allianz SE and Sun Life Financial are reportedly considering bidding for HSBC Holdings' insurance business in Singapore amid a strategic review announced by HSBC.  
- Other potential bidders include Dai-ichi Life Holdings and Nippon Life Insurance, with the sale process having begun earlier this month, and initial offers expected in the coming weeks.  
- HSBC has valued its Singapore insurance unit at over $1 billion, as it seeks to streamline operations and has prioritized Singapore as a key market.

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- Allianz SE and Sun Life Financial are evaluating bids for HSBC’s Singapore insurance unit, following a strategic review launched by the bank.  
- HSBC aims to divest this unit, with expectations of a deal valuing over $1 billion, targeting buyers like Dai-ichi Life and Nippon Life.  
- This move is part of HSBC's broader strategy to streamline operations by exiting non-core businesses.

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LIVE MARKETS-Europe's STOXX 600 falls, bank slump outweigh earnings winners

HSBC, StanChart most exposed to Mideast conflict among European banks, J.P. Morgan warns

Exclusive|HSBC, Standard Chartered tipped to win Hong Kong stablecoin licences in 2 weeks

Citibank closes UAE branches from March 12 to March 14 as precautionary measure

HSBC Shutters Qatar Branches, StanChart Mandates Work From Home in Dubai