Chief’s tainted time at top

Stuart Gulliver (pictured left) took over HSBC in 2011

He presided over a £1.4bn fine after money-laundering for Mexican drug gangs

The boss was also rocked by a tax evasion scandal among wealthy customers of its Swiss arm

He has earned at least £44m during his time in charge

But shares in the bank are up more than 11pc since Gulliver became chief executive

And the bank has paid out £50bn to investors through dividends and share buybacks