The senior broker allegedly excused environmental change alerts as “unverified” and said there was “in every case some oddball informing me regarding the apocalypse”.

Stuart Kirk, a dependable money management lead, said in a show on Thursday: “There’s in every case some crackpot informing me concerning the apocalypse.”

He showed slides expressing that “unverified, piercing, sectarian, self-serving, whole-world destroying alerts are ALWAYS off-base”.

Mr Kirk, head of mindful money management for HSBC Asset Management, has now been suspended while the bank researches the remarks, as per the Financial Times, which previously detailed the story.

HSBC declined to remark on reports of his suspension.

It felt obligated to sack Mr Kirk over his show named “Why financial backers need not stress over environment risk,” in which he blamed the United Nations and the Bank of England of overstating the monetary dangers of environmental change.

“Who cares assuming that Miami is six meters submerged in 100 years? Amsterdam has been six meters submerged for a long time and that is a truly decent spot,” Mr Kirk had told a group of people at the Financial Times’ Moral Money meeting last Thursday.

His job includes considering the effect of ventures on natural, social and administration issues.

HSBC CEO Noel Quinn condemned the remarks, saying in a LinkedIn post at the end of the week that “they are conflicting with HSBC’s procedure and don’t mirror the perspectives on the senior initiative of HSBC or HSBC Asset Management”.

“I disagree – by any means – with the comments,” he said.

He added: “Our aspiration is to be the main bank supporting the worldwide economy in the progress to net zero.

“We have a ton of work to do, and I am resolved that our group won’t be occupied by last week’s remarks.”

In any case, it is perceived that the show subject had inside been concurred ahead of time.

Playmate O’Sullivan, a Bank on our Future campaigner said “this gets into another tricky situation for HSBC”.

He added: “The bank should now make sense of how such hostile and wrong remarks were closed down, how much other senior executives share Kirk’s perspectives, and what kind of culture HSBC is rearing that permitted the remarks to pass unchallenged.”

There might be different representatives with comparative perspectives “in the woodwork, given the bank’s degree of non-renewable energy source supporting,” he said.

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The show examines how an Earth-wide temperature boost is changing our scene and features answers for the emergency.