<div id="readability-page-1"> HSBC Private Bank has launched a new offering aimed at giving ultra-high-net-worth (UHNW) individuals and family offices greater access to private market investments and the global innovation economy. <div>The new proposition, called «HSBC Access», will provide eligible clients with opportunities to invest in selected technology and start-up companies served by HSBC Innovation Banking, marking the first time HSBC Private Bank clients have been able to access these types of investments since the innovation-focused business was established in 2023, it says in a staement.HSBC Access will offer a range of institutional-grade investment opportunities, including direct investments, co-investments, private market deals and venture capital funds. Some of these opportunities were previously reserved for institutional investors. The investments are sourced through HSBC’s Corporate and Institutional Banking and Innovation Banking divisions and managed through the bank’s UHNW Solutions Group.</div> In addition to investment access, the platform will provide clients with specialist market intelligence and insights drawn from HSBC’s corporate, trade and innovation banking operations. Clients will also be able to benefit from curated introductions to entrepreneurs, technology founders and businesses within HSBC’s network. Growing Demand The launch reflects growing demand among wealthy investors seeking exposure to private markets and high-growth companies at a time when innovation sectors continue to attract significant capital globally. «Our UHNW and family office clients want to be closer to the companies, founders and opportunities shaping the innovation economy,» said Ida Liu, CEO of HSBC Private Bank. «HSBC Access gives them a direct route to selected private investment opportunities, backed by the insight, connections and full strength of HSBC’s global network.» Jo Miyake, Head of Banking for Asia and the Middle East in HSBC’s Corporate and Institutional Banking division, said the initiative would help broaden funding options for entrepreneurs and high-growth businesses. «HSBC Access is an important step in supporting business owners and the innovation ecosystem to expand and grow,» Miyake said. Following an initial rollout in Hong Kong, HSBC plans to expand HSBC Access to additional markets as it seeks to meet growing demand from wealthy clients worldwide for private investment opportunities and closer engagement with the innovation economy. </div>

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HSBC Private Bank launched 'HSBC Access', a new offering for ultra-high-net-worth individuals and family offices. This initiative provides access to institutional-grade private market investments, including direct deals and venture capital funds in technology and startups. It marks the first time these clients can invest via HSBC Innovation Banking since its 2023 establishment. The platform offers market intelligence and founder introductions, initially rolling out in Hong Kong before expanding globally to meet growing demand.

- HSBC Private Bank has launched «HSBC Access» to enhance UHNW individuals' access to private market investments and innovation.  
- This platform enables clients to invest in selected technology and start-up companies, previously available only to institutional investors, through HSBC's Banking divisions.  
- The initiative addresses growing demand for private investment opportunities and aims to broaden funding options for entrepreneurs, with plans for global expansion following its initial rollout in Hong Kong.

HSBC Private Bank Launches new offering for wealthy clients