Blackstone’s big HSBC loan book buy is shrinking, fast
Blackstone’s dealmakers face a nervous end to the year as droves of HSBC’s local customers walk away, leaving behind a dwindling loan book.
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Blackstone’s dealmakers face a nervous end to the year as droves of HSBC’s local customers walk away, leaving behind a dwindling loan book.
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