The Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation Limited is a wholly-owned subsidiary of HSBC Holdings Limited. As a founding member of the HSBC Group and the flagship of the Asia-Pacific region, it is also the largest registered bank in Hong Kong and one of the three largest note-issuing banks in Hong Kong (the other two are Bank of China (Hong Kong) and Standard Chartered Bank). Its headquarters is located in the headquarters building of Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation, No.1 Queen's Road Central 1. At present, The Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation and its subsidiaries have set up about 700 branches and offices mainly in the Asia-Pacific region.
What kind of bank is HSBC?
The domestic HSBC is a bank with independent legal personality, because it must comply with the regulations of the People's Bank of China to enter China for business, and it can be regarded as a foreign-funded domestic enterprise. In this case, its business scope is the same as that of Bank of China. But HSBC is a big global bank and needs to be settled separately.
What does HSBC mean?
HSBC is the abbreviation of HSBC.
The HSBC logo on the Bank of Communications card is because the Bank of Communications Credit Card Center was established in cooperation with HSBC, so the Bank of Communications Credit Card will have the HSBC bank logo.
What does HSBC mean?
Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation opened in Hong Kong. When it opened, it took Victoria Building, owned by Sassoon Foreign Firm and located in Victoria Street (now called Bank Street) in Central as its headquarters, and obtained the right to issue banknotes. The headquarters location is similar to that of 20 12, and it was purchased at 1886 and converted into the second-generation head office address. /kloc-In the 1980s, CFBC closed down due to the loss of Ceylon coffee, and HSBC obtained a current account in Hong Kong from CFBC and became a quasi-central bank in Hong Kong. 1872 was authorized by Hong Kong British * * * to issue 1 yuan banknotes to supplement the serious shortage of 1 yuan silver coins. After World War II, HSBC shouldered the heavy responsibility of rebuilding Hong Kong's economy. HSBC is the last rescuer of two banking crises: 1960s and 1980s. On the other hand, HSBC has set up a headquarters in Kowloon to handle accounts and services in Kowloon and the New Territories. The HSBC Tower in Mong Kok, located at 673 Nathan Road, Mong Kok, Kowloon, is the second headquarters. In addition, 1999, HSBC moved into the HSBC Center in the office complex in Tai Kok Tsui, which belongs to the first phase of the MTR Olympic Station property development plan. The original site of HSBC Center is the bus terminus in Tai Kok Tsui, 65438. When the office building was unnamed, the developer Xinhe Group sold the office building to HSBC for HK$ 4 billion as the human resources department of the logistics headquarters, and moved part of the business of the former Mong Kok branch away, so it was named HSBC Center. HSBC is a market leader in Hong Kong. In the deposit market, the market share of HSBC in Hong Kong is 24%, while the market share of credit card balance is 29%, and the market share of mortgage loan and life insurance is about 17% and 20% respectively.
What does HSBC mean?
The hexagonal logo of HSBC is called Hexagon, and the two red triangles in the middle are opposite to form an hourglass, which symbolizes the continuous accumulation of wealth; There is a red triangle on each side, and the sharp corners point to the left and right respectively, which symbolizes the continuous expansion of business packages.
Which country's financial institution is HSBC? Where is the headquarters?
Gpobox64, 1 queen' 5 radcentral, The Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation (hereinafter referred to as HSBC) is the largest commercial bank in Hong Kong, the largest commercial bank in Asia except Japan and one of the largest multinational banks in the world. 1995, the bank's assets reached US$ 344 billion, ranking 3 1 among the largest banks in the world, with deposits of US$ 8183.7 billion, capital and reserves of US$ billion, Tier 1 capital ratio of 9.4%, total capital ratio of US$ kloc-0/4.5%, and US$ kloc-0.
HSBC was established in Hongkong on 1864 to provide financing services for companies trading with China. 1865 opened, and set up a branch in Shanghai in the same year, and then set up branches in Tianjin, Beijing, Hankou and Chongqing. The bank was founded by the British, or rather the Scots. It was an institution in which British capital invaded old China and controlled the financial market in old China. It issues paper money in China and monopolizes the foreign exchange market. After 19 1 1 year, he obtained the right to deposit customs duties and salt taxes, led the imperialist banking group in China to lend money, and provided aggressive political loans and economic loans such as railways and mines. After liberation, the bank's branches in China closed one after another, except the Shanghai branch, which was allowed to operate foreign exchange business in China. HSBC strengthened its overseas activities in its early years. 1866 The bank set up its first branch in Japan and its first bank in Thailand. 1880, the bank established the first British bank in new york. In the early 20th century, HSBC set up more branches in the Philippines, Singapore, Sri Lanka, India and Malaysia. During this period, the bank also set up branches in London, Lyon and Hamburg. HSBC is the oldest British bank in America, France and Germany.
After the Second World War, Hong Kong's economic development was quite outstanding. According to the calculation of the World Bank, the average annual growth rate of Hong Kong's GDP is 8.5% from 1965 to 1980, and 5.9% from 1980 to 1985. From 65438 to 0985, the per capita GNP of Hong Kong reached US$ 6,230, surpassing Spain and Ireland and approaching the level of Italy. Hong Kong has become a newly industrialized region. HSBC played an important role in the post-war reconstruction of Hong Kong. Its flexible credit policy contributed to the prosperity of post-war Hong Kong. In this process, the strength of HSBC is gradually increasing. In the late 1950s, the Bank of England in the Middle East, the largest foreign bank in the world, was acquired and established in 1869, thus establishing a stronghold in the Middle East. Subsequently, Hai bought butel Bank, the oldest bank in India, thus opening a dominant network in the Indian subcontinent. In the 1960s, the financial sector in Hong Kong was in turmoil. In 196 1, HSBC established Weifugong Finance Company to provide installment loans to small enterprises and mortgage financing to private individuals. 1965, the bank merged Hang Seng Bank, the second largest bank in Hong Kong, and further strengthened its foreign exchange business, financial transactions and other business activities, thus firmly grasping the leading role of Hong Kong's economy. Since 1970s, HSBC has continuously set up branches and strengthened its M&A activities. For example 1972, the bank established Dooley Co., Ltd., specializing in merchant banking; 1980 Acquired a majority stake in Haifeng Bank, the largest commercial bank in the United States 17; And in 198 1 opened the HSBC Bank of Canada in Vancouver. 1969, HSBC's assets reached US$ 3.032 billion, ranking 82nd among the world's largest banks. 1979, its assets reached US$ 22.0265438 billion, ranking 76th. Since 1980s, the bank has been operating well and has carried out extensive investment and acquisition activities overseas. For example, in the United States, HSBC owns an arrow McEntee &；; McGNLFV's 76% equity, and on the basis of the original 5 1% equity of Haifeng Bank in the United States, it was decided to use HK$ 5 billion to acquire the remaining equity of Haifeng Bank in July 1987, and HSBC became the largest foreign bank in the United States. In Canada, from 65438 to 0986, HSBC became the third largest foreign bank in Canada due to its acquisition of the Bank of British Columbia. In London, the bank owns all the shares of Zhan Jinbao, a large London securities broker. In Australia, the bank has established a cooperative relationship with RENF RIVKIN, a local securities broker. 1980 should be ......
Is HSBC a Chinese bank or a foreign bank?
Foreign capital!
Which country's bank is HSBC?
To be precise, 1865 is a bank established by foreign investors in Hong Kong and Shanghai at the same time. As for which country, it seems that HSBC is basically localized in Hong Kong, and the main leadership is controlled by Hong Kong people in China. It's hard to say anyway. Note that Baidu Encyclopedia is a bit vague and does not indicate which country it is from. In short, it seems closer to Hong Kong.
What are the administrative reasons for HSBC?
First, the place where products are sold is controlled by the United States.
Second, the products are produced in high-risk countries.
Third, products are special products, such as environmental protection.
Fourth, there are special words in the company name.
Fifth, special industries, such as real estate and securities, need additional licenses.
Sixth, what is the name of the company, such as HSBC?
Seventh, there are words such as group and holding in the company.
Eighth, the age is less than 30 years old
Ninth, there is no cheque of HK$ 654.38+00,000.
Please note the following points when dealing with HSBC accounts:
1. Be prepared before opening an account, and know the basic issues of bank audit with the agent in advance. In the name selection before registration, it is required that the name of a director company under 30 years old cannot contain the following words:
Keywords international, group, capital capital,
Unless there are sufficient trade certificates in the world, the success rate of opening an account is low.
2. Make an appointment with a familiar or cooperative HSBC account manager to open an account.
3. Friends rejected by HSBC have the following countermeasures:
A
Buy HSBC wealth management products (funds or insurance) to improve the company's credibility in HSBC, and then you can successfully open an account again.
B
Re-register a new company and choose a professional agent to make an appointment to re-open an account.
C
Choose other banks to open accounts, such as Hang Seng Bank, Hongkong and China Bank, or domestic banks (Ping An, Shanghai Pudong Development Bank, Bank of Communications and China Merchants Bank).
D
Open an account in a domestic bank first, and then apply when you have trade vouchers such as statements.
Tip: There must be a reason to register at a low price. There is no guarantee for opening a bank account, and there are still many hidden dangers in the future.
In which country was HSBC founded?
God, that's a good question. . .
HSBC, founded by the British, was established only in Hong Kong and Shanghai.
If you ask where HSBC was founded, it must be in China and Hongkong!
If you ask which country HSBC was founded, it is undoubtedly Britain.
If you ask where HSBC was first established, it is Hong Kong.