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Sponsored by HSBCCorporate treasury is rapidly evolving so organisations can navigate and adapt to a rapidly changing environment. For treasurers across industries, understanding the essential building blocks for successful treasury transformation is crucial.
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Sponsored by HSBCThe surge in wealth creation in Asia has led to the rise of a powerful player in the industry: the family office.
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Sponsored by HSBCChristina Ma, Head of Global Banking for Asia Pacific at HSBC, discusses the digital revolution happening in the financial sector – and HSBC’s pivotal role in leading the transformation.
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Sponsored by HSBCGreen and sustainable finance are gaining support in the United Arab Emirates, although risk considerations have also gained a new prominence.
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Sponsored by HSBCSustainability considerations are gaining significant ground in Canadian financing and investing, though investors in particular still report some obstacles to full engagement.
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Sponsored by HSBCChina's dynamic market sees scope for innovation when it comes to sustainable finance, however old habits persist when it comes to coal.
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Sponsored by HSBCSustainable finance is growing, offering surprising hope for investors and issuers as well as the planet
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Sponsored by HSBCSustainable finance, in all its forms, is where much of the innovation in the financial sector in the coming years is likely to be focused. That conclusion can be drawn from many indicators in the recent HSBC Sustainable Financing & Investing Survey on attitudes to sustainability, covering 500 investors and 500 issuers.
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Sponsored by HSBCChina’s Panda bond market continues to develop and internationalise, what does it means for China in a globalising world?
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Sponsored by HSBCKatia Bouazza, co-head of global banking, Latin America at HSBC, advocates that LatAm borrowers have demonstrated ever-more prowess while the region’s investors play a larger role in offerings and domestic markets become an important conduit for the global investment community.
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Sponsored by HSBCA sustainable global economy starts with individual acts of conscience and responsible corporate citizenship. But taking on the climate and social issues that continue to affect people all over the world requires more. To drive fundamental change, individual action must evolve into institutional transformation – where Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) becomes not simply a moral imperative, but a business imperative as well.