HSBC’s (HSBC) board of directors is struggling to agree on who should move forward as a candidate to become its next chair as the lender aims to find a worthwhile successor for Mark Tucker following his surprise departure, the Financial Times’ Orenca Aliaj and Martin Arnold report. The company’s leadership is at odds over whether certain candidates are qualified enough to take on such a significant role, the authors say, citing people familiar with the conversations.
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