Hang Seng Bank Reports Insider Share Purchases and Sales Amid Privatisation Scheme

Reuters
Nov 20
<a href="https://laohu8.com/S/00011">Hang Seng Bank</a> Reports Insider Share Purchases and Sales Amid Privatisation Scheme

Hang Seng Bank Ltd. has announced a series of internal dealings involving its shares. On 19 November 2025, Hang Seng purchased 12,500 shares, bringing its resultant balance to 11,135,608 shares, representing 0.5946% of the class. Hang Seng Investment Management Limited, ultimately owned by HSBC Holdings PLC, also made multiple transactions for discretionary investment clients. Purchases included 400, 5,792, 1,189 (on several occasions), 8,323, and 49,938 shares. Sales included 100, 1,189 (on several occasions), 23,780, 33,292, 9,512, and 24,969 shares. After these transactions, the resultant balances ranged from 11,113,164 to 11,207,095 shares, with percentage holdings fluctuating from 0.5934% to 0.5984%.

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