Amid Sri Lanka’s recent financial crisis, HSBC stood out by sustaining liquidity, lending and trade flows while many peers retrenched.
The bank played a direct role in supporting the real economy, facilitating imports of essential goods and rolling out client solutions that preserved national supply chains amid acute stress. A standout example was acting as the sole bank on a structured working-capital facility for a global energy investor entering the market under government request for proposals (RFP) constraints – an intervention that unlocked fuel availability and supported continuity in critical sectors.
The bank played a direct role in supporting the real economy, facilitating imports of essential goods and rolling out client solutions that preserved national supply chains
The bank also made tangible improvements to its products and services.
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