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HSBC

HSBC is renowned for its High Street presence and illustrious history – created in 1865 in Hong Kong to support a burgeoning worldwide trade market in the East, we now comprise four businesses: Global Banking and Markets, Retail Banking and Wealth Management, Commercial Banking and Global Private Banking.

 

We continue to deliver exceptional client service and innovation in our products as well as demonstrating our trademark resilience in changing times.  HSBC’s global heritage brings with it a diverse approach, providing a rich and inclusive environment for our thousands of employees worldwide.

#OnPoint Conversation

With Amy Barklam, Global Head of Business Risk, Capital Markets

Inside HSBC, London

Clients

Client relationships are at the very core of what we do.  The building blocks of these relationships are our high industry standards, expertise, innovation and extensive global network, allowing us to help our clients realise their ambitions with confidence.

Global Banking and Markets

For us, global banking is more than just our expertise, our extensive global network and our innovation to keep up with the fast pace of change.  At HSBC, we prioritise sustainability too.  No quick fixes here.

Our People

The culture at HSBC is one of inclusivity, continuous learning and collaboration with colleagues, clients and communities worldwide.  Just as you serve our clients, we support you in fulfilling your potential

Different Perspectives

To serve our diverse, global clients well, we must truly understand them.  To understand them, we need a staff which reflects that diversity, a key driver in our recruitment.  We welcome and support everyone to HSBC, regardless of background

Our People

Clare Piper
Director Global Client Management, HSBC Global Banking and Markets
Lizelle Vaughan
Director – Digital and Data, Global Markets at HSBC
Amy Barklam
Global Head of Business Risk, Capital Markets at HSBC
Doriana Russo
Director, Equity Research, Consumer Staples at HSBC #ReturnWell: Career break return to work
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