After seven years of restructuring that involved cutting thousands of jobs and bank branches, HSBC has turned itself around with profits rising more than 140 percent over the last year.
But the job of strengthening the bank is not over, Chairman Mark Tucker said Wednesday, as the ever-changing global environment calls for a more agile business strategy.
“I think strategy evolves in a dynamic environment, and therefore must be dynamic by its nature,” Tucker told CNBC in an exclusive interview. “We have a business that is performing well, we have a strategy is working, but are there opportunities t…
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