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Unlock the bigger picture with HSBC Global Private Banking

We partner with our clients to manage, grow and preserve their wealth for generations to come.

Key benefits

Whether you’re looking to branch out into new financial ventures, build a sustainable future for your family or grow your business, HSBC Global Private Banking is the partner to make it happen. Our network of global experts will help you:

  • Access investment opportunities

    all around the globe.

  • Plan for the future with wealth

    and succession planning

  • Manage your portfolio

    with tailored solutions

  • Find the right support for your

    philanthropic vision.

  • Receive bespoke financing for

    your needs.

Managed the right way, your wealth can be a tool that helps you achieve your goals.

We're here to help you do just that.

HSBC Global Private Banking helps you unlock a new world of opportunities

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At HSBC Global Private Banking, we can give you access to solutions from across the HSBC group. That means we can help you connect the dots between wealth management, commercial banking, global markets, sectors and generations to find the right opportunities at the right time.

We partner with you to help you meet your goals.

Accessing a global team of specialists.

We’ll hand-pick your personal Relationship Manager and a multi-skilled team of experts from across the HSBC network to support you and your family members. Whether you want to delegate management to our experts or take a more hands-on approach, our global network, across our four business divisions, allows us to offer you a wide-reaching choice of financial solutions shaped by your goals and appetite to risk.

As a Global Private Banking Client we can also give you access to our Asset Management, Commercial Banking, Global Markets and Banking and Personal Banking business divisions. From managing and growing your investment portfolio, financing new ventures or planning for the future; HSBC Global Private Banking is here to partner with you.

Your Relationship Manager can introduce you to the specialists best equipped to help you build your financial strategy.

We work towards your goals.

Our team designs investment strategies to ensure that your portfolio is always aligned to your ambitions and goals by:

  • Understanding your ambitions and attitudes to risk
  • Determining a strategic approach
  • Identifying the right solutions
  • Reviewing, adapting and evolving
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Investment Counsellors

Bring ideas and advice that consider

your investment objectives, appetite for risk

and projected returns.

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Credit Advisors

Develop strategic financing solutions tailored

to your needs.

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Wealth Planners

Manage your wealth and develop a bespoke plan, both for now and for generations to come.

  • It is important to note that the capital value of, and income from, any investment may go down as well as up and you may not get back the full amount invested
  • The investment is subject to normal market fluctuations and there can be no assurance that an investment will return its value or that appreciation will occur
  • Liquidity constraints where subscriptions and redemptions are not available daily, or where lockups apply, mean that investors are subject to market risk during interim pricing periods and may not be able to access funds on short notice
  • There is a greater risk associated with emerging markets. Liquidity may be less reliable and price volatility may be higher than that experienced in more developed economies. This may result in the fund suffering sudden and large falls in value
  • Funds with a single sector focus will typically be more volatile than funds which invest broadly across markets
  • Funds with a single country focus will typically be more volatile than funds which invest broadly across markets and geographies
  • Region-specific funds have a limited investment scope and are susceptible to a decline in the region in which they invest. Therefore, these funds may be more risky than those which invest more broadly across markets and geographies
  • Countries where political leadership is either unstable or where it exerts a very strong influence on markets and business practices may be subject to greater volatility. Political risk may include potential for currency controls which would disrupt efficient financial markets
  • Limited transparency is typically a feature of both hedge funds and funds of funds. Funds of funds rely on underlying managers’ allocations and holdings may be less transparent than in single manager long-only funds. Furthermore, hedge funds in particular may have highly tactical investments along with less frequent and less stringent reporting requirements which does not provide investors with a picture of holdings on any given day
  • Currency may have either a direct or indirect effect on individuals’ investments. Where the reference currency is different from the reporting currency, foreign exchange movements will directly impact the value of the holdings. Currency will indirectly impact the value of the underlying investments as foreign exchange movements strongly influence the market economy and the competitiveness of both domestic and international companies. Funds which try to hedge to a reference currency can mitigate the direct impact of currency movements but cannot completely isolate the indirect effects of foreign exchange movements
  • Where investment decisions are made by an individual or a very small team, the potential loss of any one individual represents a significant risk to the ongoing viability of the fund
  • Passive Index funds are designed to track the reference index before fees and expenses. However, these funds may deviate from the index depending on several factors including: how fully the fund replicates the index, if the makeup of the index changes and if dividends are not fully captured
  • Smaller Company Risk – Small companies may be less liquid than larger companies and therefore price movements in securities of smaller companies may be more volatile and involve greater risk
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