HSBC's chairman Mark Tucker reassured shareholders at the annual meeting that the bank has no immediate plans to sell more assets, signaling a shift in strategy for the banking giant. This comes after CEO Noel Quinn's unexpected retirement and a series of asset sales in Western markets as HSBC refocuses on its Asian operations.
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