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HSBC HOLDINGS CFO Pam Kaur stated that the bank is less reliant on market funding compared to its peers, enhancing its ability to seize quality loan opportunities. The group's customer demand deposits to loans ratio stands at 124%, surpassing the APAC ratio of 122% and most competitors below 100%. This positions HSBC favorably to act quickly on high-quality lending opportunities that align with its strategy and risk appetite.

- HSBC Holdings reported a short selling figure of $ 213.24 million with a ratio of 48.867%.  
- CFO Pam Kaur stated that the Group's reliance on market financing is lower than its peers, enhancing its flexibility.  
- The Group's customer demand deposits to customer loans ratio was 124%, surpassing the HSBC APAC ratio of 122% and most peers, allowing swift action on high-quality lending opportunities.

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CFO Pam Kaur: HSBC HOLDINGS Less Reliant on Mkt Funding Than Peers, Better Positioned to Capture Quality Loan Opportunities

OCBC has outbid competitors by over US$100 million to acquire HSBC's retail and wealth assets in Indonesia, entering bilateral negotiations for the deal. The transaction, valued based on net asset value and a premium of up to S$480 million, aims to strengthen OCBC's presence in Southeast Asia. The deal is expected to be finalized in the first half of next year, pending regulatory approvals. Analysts view the acquisition positively, anticipating it will enhance OCBC's profitability and growth in the region.

- OCBC has significantly outbid other contenders to acquire HSBC's retail and wealth assets in Indonesia, exceeding rival offers by more than US$100 million.  
- The deal, aimed at enhancing OCBC’s presence in Southeast Asia, is valued based on HSBC Indonesia's net asset value and a premium of approximately S$480 million, subject to regulatory approval.  
- This acquisition, which includes employing all 1,300 HSBC Indonesia retail staff, marks the first major move for OCBC's new CEO as the bank seeks to expand its operations in the region.

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Pentagreen Capital's Asia-focused blended finance program has secured $800 million in committed capital, with new participation from DBS and Cathay United Bank. The initiative, backed by HSBC and Temasek, aims to support sustainable infrastructure projects in Southeast and South Asia. Despite the urgent need for $1.7 trillion in annual investments to meet climate goals, challenges remain in attracting commercial financing for transition projects, as noted by industry leaders.

- Pentagreen Capital Fund Management's Asia-focused blended finance program has achieved $800 million in committed capital.  
- Singapore's DBS and Taiwan's Cathay United Bank are joining the program, aiming to support sustainable infrastructure projects constrained by capital.  
- The initiative is part of a Singapore central bank effort to finance Asia's green transition, addressing the significant investment needs of developing economies amidst challenges in attracting commercial financing.

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HSBC, Temasek-Backed Pentagreen Capital's Finance Program Reaches $800 Million in Committed Capital

HSBC economists predict that central banks will continue to raise policy rates even if a US-Iran peace agreement is reached. They highlight ongoing risks of supply shocks affecting global inflation and growth. Central banks in Australia and Norway are already under inflationary pressure, with potential rate hikes from the European Central Bank and Bank of England in mid-year. HSBC also expects further rate increases in the Philippines, India, and Indonesia later this year.

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HSBC has launched a $4 billion credit facility in mainland China to support the global expansion of clean energy and low-carbon industries. The facility aims to help businesses scale internationally, particularly in ASEAN, and facilitate decarbonization efforts. It will provide financing across various sectors, including clean power and electrification of transport, while enhancing Singapore's role as a key investment hub. HSBC emphasizes the importance of accessible clean-energy supply chains for transitioning to renewables and aims to assist Chinese businesses in bringing clean technologies to market efficiently.

- HSBC has launched a $4 billion Sustainability and Transition Credit Facility in mainland China to support clean energy and low-carbon businesses looking to expand internationally, particularly in ASEAN.  
- The initiative aims to foster decarbonization and is expected to enhance Singapore’s role as a key investment hub, facilitating access to renewable energy infrastructure for ASEAN nations.  
- With a growing demand for clean technologies, HSBC’s efforts include tailored financial solutions and collaborations to aid businesses in their transition to sustainable practices and technologies.

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HSBC launches $4B credit facility supporting global expansion of China’s low carbon industries

HSBC has launched a $4 billion credit facility to support mainland Chinese clean energy firms in their international expansion, particularly in the ASEAN region. The Sustainability and Transition Credit Facility will finance various sectors, including clean power and AI. Singapore is expected to play a key role in deploying these funds, with strong interest from Chinese companies to expand into ASEAN through the city-state, according to HSBC's Gilbert Ng.

- HSBC has launched a $4 billion credit facility aimed at helping mainland Chinese companies in clean energy and low-carbon sectors scale internationally, particularly in the ASEAN region.  
- The Sustainability and Transition Credit Facility will finance businesses in various sectors, including clean power and electrification of transport, with Singapore expected to play a key role in deploying these funds.  
- HSBC highlights strong interest from Chinese clean energy firms to enter ASEAN through Singapore, enhancing sustainable finance options and supporting the region's capital mobilization for climate action.

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HSBC deploys $4b for Chinese clean energy firms seeking overseas expansion

HSBC HOLDINGS has launched a USD4 billion credit facility aimed at supporting mainland enterprises in sustainable development and transition technologies for global expansion. This includes sectors like clean power, data centers, electric vehicles, and AI. The facility will offer extended credit tenors, streamlined approval processes, and customized solutions for eligible enterprises.

- HSBC Holdings has launched a dedicated USD 4 billion credit facility to support mainland enterprises in sustainable development and transition technologies.  
- The facility aims to aid companies in sectors such as clean power, data centers, electric vehicles, and artificial intelligence, with credit tenors extended and approval processes streamlined.  
- Research indicates that global electric vehicle sales may exceed 26 million units this year, while electricity consumption by data centers could nearly double by 2030.

HSBC HOLDINGS  Launches USD4B Credit Facility to Support Global Expansion of Mainland Sustainable Development Enterprises

HSBC has opened its fifth Premier Elite Wealth Centre in Hong Kong, enhancing its service capabilities in response to rising client demand. The centre, located on the 58th floor of Two International Finance Centre, features 34 meeting rooms and a health management hub. HSBC reported double-digit year-on-year growth in its Premier Elite client base in 2025, emphasizing a 'Health + Wealth' strategy to support clients' wealth journeys.

- HSBC has opened its fifth Premier Elite Wealth Centre in Hong Kong, enhancing its service capabilities in response to growing client demand.  
- The new centre, located on the 58th floor of Two International Finance Centre, spans nearly 13,000 square feet and offers 34 meeting rooms alongside a health management hub.  
- HSBC's "Health + Wealth" strategy, supported by strong economic growth and a focus on holistic well-being, aims to accelerate client services and facilitate high-value policy underwriting.

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HSBC Research predicts the Federal Reserve will maintain current interest rates this year, requiring core PCE inflation to drop below 3% for potential cuts. The report also forecasts three rate hikes by the European Central Bank and two by the Bank of England, with expectations for further increases next year amid ongoing inflation pressures and energy price concerns.

- HSBC Global Investment Research reports ongoing peace talks have not improved traffic through the Strait of Hormuz, indicating increased shortage risks.  
- Elevated energy prices are impacting inflation, which may hinder economic growth and delay any Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) rate cuts until core PCE inflation drops below 3%.  
- The report predicts the European Central Bank (ECB) will raise interest rates three times this year, while the Bank of England (BOE) is expected to increase rates twice and continue hikes into next year.

HSBC Research Expects Fed to Keep Rates Unchanged This Year, Forecasts 3 Rate Hikes by ECB

HSBC Holdings is hosting a two-day Asia Seminar in Hong Kong for investors and analysts, emphasizing its Asian operations' strategic importance. The event includes presentations and Q&A sessions led by senior leaders, showcasing HSBC's Asia strategy and performance. Materials from the seminar will be available online to enhance transparency and highlight Asia as a key growth driver.

- HSBC Holdings is hosting a two-day Asia Seminar in Hong Kong to highlight the strategic importance of its Asian operations.  
- The event will feature presentations from senior leaders, including the Group CEO and Group CFO, discussing HSBC’s Asia strategy and performance.  
- Seminar materials will be available online to enhance transparency and emphasize Asia as a key growth driver within HSBC's global portfolio.

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