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HSBC Global Private Banking in China

As we expand our presence in mainland China, we explore why China matters

Why China matters with Jackie Mau:

China is undergoing a significant transition, shifting from a high-speed to a high-quality economic growth model, and the changes will have implications for investors in Asia and beyond. How will the shifts in policy and economic strategy open up new opportunities? Which structural themes – from green technology to digital transformation to consumer growth – could generate long-term? Jackie Mau, Head of HSBC Global Private Banking, Mainland China, takes us inside a changing China.

In conversation with Cheuk Wan Fan:

Asia’s strengths have been on full display over the past two years, with the region resilient to supply chain disruptions and inflationary pressure. As Asian economies step up their technology upgrades, green transitions and structural reforms and shift to a more sustainable, quality-focused and resilient growth model, new opportunities are emerging. We sat down with Cheuk Wan Fan, Chief Investment Officer, Asia, at HSBC Global Private Banking and Wealth, to discuss these opportunities – and China’s key role in leading the change.

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In May 2022, HSBC China launched its Global Private Banking business in Shenzhen, expanding its wealth management footprint in the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area.

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To learn more about Global Private Banking’s perspectives on Asia, read our latest insight.

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