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HONGKONG AND SHANGHAI


BANKING CORPORATION

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Number of locations
10,000 offices in 92 countries & territories
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Founded Hong Kong (1865)
Founder(s) Thomas Sutherland
Headquarters London, United Kingdom 
Area served Worldwide
Key people Stephen Green (Group Chairman)
Michael Geoghegan (Group CEO)
Products Finance and insurance,
Consumer Banking,
Corporate Banking,
Investment Banking,
Global Wealth Management and many more

Revenue $103.74 billion (2009) 


Operating income $7.079 billion (2009) 
Profit $5.834 billion (2009) 
Total assets $2.364 trillion (2009) 
Total equity $128.299 billion (2009) 
Employees 302,000 (2009) 
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GROUP HISTORY

1865-1899:
• The Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking Corporation Limited,
which was established in 1865 to finance the growing trade
between China and Europe.
1900-1945:
• The bank’s new head office in Hong Kong (1935) and the new
buildings at major branches such as Bangkok (1921), Manila
(1922) and Shanghai (1923)  
1946-1979:
By the 1970s the bank had firmly developed a policy of
expansion by acquisition of  subsidiaries with their own identities
and expertise.

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1980-1999:
 During the 1980s HSBC concentrated on moving into those markets where it was
not yet fully represented
2000 to present day :
 In April,2000 HSBC announced a US$11 billion recommended offer for Credit
Commercial de France (CCF) .
 In 2001 also saw the opening of the only branch in the HSBC network that is open
365 days a year - in Pune in Western India.
 From 2002, the HSBC identity carried the strap line of 'The world's local bank
 April,2003 the new Group head office in Canary Wharf in London officially
opened to house some 8000 staff. HSBC also acquired Keppel Insurance Ltd.
 In 2004 HSBC grew organically and through strategic acquisitions in
 In 2005, HSBC marked 140 years in China by increasing its stake in the country.
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 In 2006 was a year of development and change for HSBC.

 In 2007 was a year of challenges for HSBC.

 In December 2007 HSBC acquired The Chinese Bank in Taiwan

 In 2008 was an exceptionally challenging year for HSBC.

 In May 2008 HSBC acquired IL&FS Investment, an Indian retail broking firm

 In 2009, HSBC gathered awards, released solid financial results, provided


honest assessments of the economic landscape, supported victims of natural
disasters in the developing world

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GLOBAL PRODUCTS LINES & PROGRAM

• Group Service Centers :


It develops software for the entire HSBC group (Pune, India)
• HSBC Private Bank :
HSBC Private Bank is the group's private banking operation,
providing private banking and trustee services to wealthy
individuals and their families worldwide .
• HSBC Premier :
HSBC Premier is the group's premium financial services product
• HSBC Bank International:
HSBC Bank International is the offshore banking arm of the
HSBC Group, focusing on providing offshore solutions and
cross border services to expatriates and migrants.
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•HSBCnet:
HSBCnet is a global service that caters to local business needs by offering
specialized functionality for different regions worldwide.

•HSBC Direct :
HSBC Direct is a telephone/online direct banking operation which attracts
customers through mortgages, accounts and savings .

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SERVICES
• Personal financial services

• Commercial banking

• Global banking and markets

• Private banking

• NRI Services

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• HSBC's origins in India
• Starting with an authorized capital of Rs 5 million.
• In India, the Bank offers a comprehensive suite of world-
class products and services to its corporate and
commercial banking clients as also to a fast growing
personal banking customer base.

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FINANCIALS OF THE COMPANY
2008 2009
PARTICULARS £m £m

Net interest income 3,854 4,196


Net fee income 4,184 3,742
Other income 4,762 3,680
Net operating income before loan impairment charges 12 ,800 11,618

Loan impairment charges and other credit risk (1,043) (938)


provisions.
Net operating income 11,757 10,680
Total operating expenses (7,723) (6,844)
Operating profit 4,034 3,836
Share of profit / (loss) in associates and joint ventures 47 (40)

Profit on ordinary activities before tax 4,081 3,796


Tax on profit on ordinary activities (767) (978)
Profit on ordinary activities after tax 3,314 2,818
Attributable to shareholders of the parent company 3,227 2,722

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SUMMARY OF FINANCIAL
PERFORMANCE 2009:
 Net interest income by 10 per cent higher.

 Customer deposits grew by 18 per cent mainly in the UK

 In 2009, revenue grew 7.6% on underlying basis

 The return on average invested capital was 13.7%

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FUTURE PLANNING OF THE
COMPANY

“BEST PLACE TO BANK” Strategy

“BEST PLACE TO WORK” Strategy

Expansion in the future.

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AWARDS

Month Award Company / Body /


Entity Publication
November 2008 Best Consumer HSBC Group Global Finance
Internet Bank Magazine
July 2008 Top World Bank HSBC The Banker
July 2007 Best Cash HSBC Global Euromoney
Management Transaction
House Banking
February  2007 Best Project HSBC Amanah Euromoney
Finance House Islamic Finance
Awards
June 2006 Best Corporate HSBC Holdings IR magazine UK
governance plc Awards 2006

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