Ge Long Hui A P P·2025-08-31 06:50Group 1 - The current chairman of HSBC, Mark Tucker, will resign at the end of September, with Naguib Kheraj, former vice chairman of Standard Chartered and chairman of the Risk Committee, being considered as a potential successor [1] - Kheraj is recognized as a suitable candidate due to his familiarity with HSBC's core markets in Asia and his extensive experience on the boards of various financial institutions [1] - His previous roles include 12 years at Barclays, where he held board positions, and he has served as CEO of JP Morgan Cazenove, showcasing his leadership capabilities [1] Group 2 - Kheraj has also led Rothesay Life, a private pension insurance company, and currently serves as chairman of Petershill Partners, a private equity investment group listed in London and supported by Goldman Sachs [1]