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HSBC cuts some senior dealmaker salaries by 25%

Newly-promoted managing directors in dealmaking roles will receive smaller salaries

The £225,000 salary will be for newly-promoted managing directors at HSBC, with those currently in the role earning £300,000
The £225,000 salary will be for newly-promoted managing directors at HSBC, with those currently in the role earning £300,000 Photo: In Pictures via Getty Images

HSBC plans to cut salaries for some newly-promoted managing directors by up to 25% in the latest sign that the planned scrapping of the UK bonus cap could prompt banks to upheave pay.

The UK lender will offer salaries of £225,000 to some senior investment bankers, Bloomberg reported citing people familiar with the matter. The new salary will be for newly-promoted managing directors, with those currently in the role earning £300,000, the publication said.

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