HSBC has reportedly increased bonuses for its top investment bankers, a move that has sparked discussions among financial analysts and commentators. Some argue that these bumper bonuses do not adequately reflect the risks associated with HSBC's exposure to the Chinese market. This sentiment is echoed across multiple financial news outlets, including ftchina and MarketWatch, highlighting a potential oversight in HSBC's reward strategy. Additionally, opinions from Breakingviews suggest that the current market valuation of HSBC, which is seen as a significant discount, may be excessively punitive.
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