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HSBC to issue Tiered Fixed/Float Rate Senior Unsecured Notes

HSBC Launches Mastercard for Private Bank Customers

US Bank Provides Rating Predictions for HSBC and Standard Chartered

HSBC becomes the First International Clearing Member of Abu Dhabi Securities Exchange

Goldman Sachs and Jefferies Analyze HSBC's Q1 Earnings

JPMorgan Releases HSBC's Q1 Earnings Analysis Report

Citibank Publishes Report Analyzing HSBC's Wealth Management Issues

Goldman Sachs Report: HSBC Exceeds Q1 Expectations, Target Price at HK$160

CFRA Maintains Buy Rating on HSBC Holdings with Lowered Price Target

HSBC Hong Kong Business Reports 4.7% Increase in First Quarter Pre-tax Profit to 2.589 Billion USD

HSBC Reports Q1 Pre-Tax Profit of $9.376 Billion, Down 1.14% Year-Over-Year

HSBC reports additional $400 million provision in Q1

HSBC Reports Q1 Commercial Property Credit Risk in Hong Kong

HSBC Holdings released FY2026 Q1 earnings on May 5 During-Market (BJT), actual revenue HKD 135.76 B (forecast HKD 145.26 B), actual EPS HKD 3.2131

HSBC Suffers a $400 Million Profit Hit

HSBC Sees 48.5% Increase in Q1 Expected Credit Losses, Yue Ling Explains Impact of Fraud Case

Morgan Stanley Raises Forecast and Target Price for HSBC

HSBC Reports Q1 2026 Pre-Tax Profit of $10.1 Billion

Morgan Stanley Downgrades HSBC Target Price to 1419 Pence

HSBC Announces 2026 Financial Targets and Strategies

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HSBC Holdings sold 1,697 shares of Fnac Darty at EUR 35.09 on May 5, reducing its holding to 412,177 shares. Additionally, HSBC decreased a short position by 1,697 equity swaps at the same price, resulting in a remaining position of -405,521 equity swaps.

- HSBC Holdings sold 1,697 Fnac Darty shares on May 5 at EUR 35.09, reducing its holding to 412,177 shares.  
- The company also decreased a short position by 1,697 equity swaps at the same price, resulting in -405,521 equity swaps.  
- This information was generated by Public Technologies and is intended for informational purposes only.

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HSBC sells 1,697 Fnac Darty shares at EUR 35.09

Skybound Wealth has appointed Kieron Franklin as Group Head of its new Skybound Property & Finance division. This division aims to integrate property sales, specialist lending, and financial planning for private clients, families, and investors, particularly in complex cross-border situations. Franklin brings 30 years of experience from major banks, including HSBC and RAKBANK. The division will offer services such as UK residential lending, buy-to-let finance, and equity release, ensuring property decisions align with clients' overall financial strategies. Skybound Property & Finance is now open for client referrals and will host events to raise awareness.

- Kieron Franklin has been appointed Group Head of Skybound Property & Finance to create a division focusing on property sales and financial planning for private clients and investors.  
- The new division aims to integrate property decisions with tax, retirement, and wealth strategies, reflecting the complexity of financial planning across multiple countries.  
- Skybound Property & Finance is set to support various financial needs, including specialist lending and expat mortgage cases, and will leverage Franklin's extensive experience in international banking.

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ZAWYA: Skybound Wealth appoints Kieron Franklin to lead new Skybound Property & Finance division

Asia's US dollar bond market is experiencing a surge in issuance as companies and governments seek cheaper funding, with credit spreads tightening to record lows amid easing Middle East tensions. Hong Kong's government and HSBC Holdings are leading the charge with significant offerings. The tightening of yield premiums reflects strong corporate fundamentals and optimism over a potential US-Iran deal, with Asian credit spreads tightening by 13 basis points this quarter. Analysts note that resilient earnings and improved balance sheets are boosting confidence in the region's economic outlook.

- Asia's US dollar bond market is experiencing increased issuance as entities seek cheaper funding amidst tightening credit spreads.  
- Hong Kong and HSBC Holdings are leading recent offerings, benefiting from optimism over easing Middle East tensions and robust corporate fundamentals across the region.  
- The tightening of Asian credit spreads and strengthening earnings, particularly in Japan, reflect rising confidence in the corporate sector and sustained demand in Asia’s debt market.

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Asian bond issuers rush to market as Iran hopes tighten spreads

HSBC has partnered with Mastercard to launch the HSBC Prive World Legend Mastercard, designed exclusively for invited HSBC Private Banking clients. Existing HSBC Prive cardholders will be upgraded from the World Elite Mastercard to the World Legend Mastercard.Mastercard research indicated that, among higher-income groups globally, 59% of consumers prioritize experiences over material pursuits and are increasingly willing to devote time and money to dining, entertainment and travel. In Hong Kong, 40% of respondents cited overseas travel as their top personal goal.

- HSBC has collaborated with Mastercard to introduce the HSBC Prive World Legend Mastercard for select HSBC Private Banking clients.  
- Current cardholders will transition from the World Elite Mastercard to this new offering, reflecting a trend in consumer preferences.  
- Mastercard research highlights that 59% of high-income consumers prefer experiences over material goods, with 40% in Hong Kong prioritizing overseas travel.

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Bank of America reported that HSBC and Standard Chartered will hold investor conferences in Hong Kong from May 19 to 21, which is expected to positively impact both banks. HSBC is highlighted for its strong operational trends in Asia, particularly in wealth management and capital markets, and is given a 'buy' rating with a target price of HKD 158.25. Standard Chartered receives a 'neutral' rating for its UK shares.

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HSBC and Standard Chartered Investor Conferences Expected to Boost Positive Sentiment

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BofAS reports that HSBC HOLDINGS and STANCHART will hold investor seminars in Hong Kong from May 19-21, which are expected to positively impact both banks. BofAS maintains a Buy rating for HSBC HOLDINGS, citing its strong position in Asia and effective management strategies, with a target price of HKD158.25. STANCHART is rated Neutral, with medium-term financial guidance expected at the event. BofAS forecasts STANCHART's ROTE could reach mid-teens, with potential annual returns of 8-10% by 2028.

- BofAS reported that HSBC Holdings and Standard Chartered plan to hold investor seminars in Hong Kong from May 19 to 21, highlighting strong operational trends in wealth management and capital markets.  
- The broker favors HSBC Holdings, assigning a Buy rating with a target price of HKD158.25, while rating Standard Chartered at Neutral, emphasizing the significant investment themes in wealth management and recent deposit growth in Hong Kong.  
- BofAS also anticipates that Standard Chartered will provide medium-term financial guidance, hinting at performance indicators that could lead to substantial returns for investors.

BofAS: HSBC HOLDINGS  and STANCHART Investor Seminar to Be Positive Catalyst; Continues to Prefer HSBC HOLDINGS

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HSBC Global Investment Research has raised its GDP growth forecasts for Hong Kong to 3.8% for 2026 and 3% for 2027, up from previous estimates of 2.7% and 2.8%. This optimistic outlook follows a strong 1Q26 GDP growth of 5.9% and limited impact from the Middle East conflict. The report highlights Hong Kong's service-led economy, government support measures, and potential capital inflows as key factors. Additionally, improvements in the residential property market and labor conditions are expected to boost consumption and investment activity.

- HSBC Global Investment Research upgraded its Hong Kong GDP growth forecasts for 2026 and 2027 to 3.8% and 3%, respectively, following a strong 1Q26 GDP growth of 5.9%.  
- The report highlights that Hong Kong's economy is largely service-led and has introduced government support measures to mitigate the impact of external disruptions, while emerging domestic momentum is fostering improved consumption.  
- Factors such as rising AI demand and a recovering residential property market are expected to boost investment, although risks remain if global demand weakens due to ongoing geopolitical tensions.

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HSBC Research Raises Hong Kong 2026 GDP Growth Forecast to 3.8%, Lifts 2027 to 3% on More Optimistic Outlook

The Hong Kong stock market is showing positive momentum, with the Hang Seng Index rising 315.17 points or 1.22% to close at 26,213.78. This follows a period of volatility, including a two-day slump of nearly 300 points. The market is buoyed by optimism regarding a potential resolution to Middle Eastern conflicts, as global markets, including the U.S. and European exchanges, have also seen significant gains. Key stocks such as AIA, Alibaba, and HSBC reported notable increases, while others like Tencent and Meituan experienced declines.

- The Hong Kong stock market experienced fluctuations, with the Hang Seng Index closing higher at 26,213.78 after a gain of 315.17 points or 1.22 percent, driven by financial, property, and technology sectors.  
- Positive global sentiment, fueled by hopes of resolving Middle Eastern conflicts, lifted Asian markets following strong performances in European and U.S. exchanges, where the Dow rose 612.34 points and the NASDAQ increased by 512.82 points.  
- Crude oil prices fell significantly amid optimism surrounding a potential U.S.-Iran agreement, with West Texas Intermediate crude dropping 7.66 percent to $94.44 per barrel.

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Hong Kong Stock Market Draws Strong Lead For Thursday

Shares of banks and financial institutions increased as fears regarding private credit diminished. HSBC's stock rose following news of a $400 million write-down linked to support for a collapsed mortgage broker. Oliver Pursche from Wealthspire noted that issues in private credit would eventually resolve. Apollo Global Management's shares also rose after reporting better-than-expected quarterly earnings and announcing plans for daily valuations of its private-credit funds, aiming to alleviate concerns about the lending sector's stability.

- Shares of banks and financial institutions increased as worries about private credit diminished.  
- HSBC's stock rose following news related to a $400 million write-down tied to support for collapsed mortgage broker Market Financial Solutions.  
- Apollo Global Management's shares also rose after reporting better-than-expected quarterly earnings and announcing plans for daily valuations of its private-credit funds to alleviate investor concerns.

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