A world of opportunity
With a network that covers 66 countries and territories, we have opportunities for you to develop your career in established and faster-growing markets. We serve our customers through our four global businesses, which are supported by our operational and functional teams.
Commercial Banking
We offer a variety of roles for those interested in helping businesses to succeed. We look for people with an international mindset who are keen to build relationships for the long term.
Global Banking and Markets
Our relationship managers and product specialists work to build a clear picture of the requirements of our corporate, government and institutional clients, and develop services to meet those needs.
Global Private Banking
Our people include accountants, lawyers, investment advisers and relationship managers, who all work closely with our client base of high-net worth individuals and their families.
Retail Banking and Wealth Management
From the customer service teams in our branches to the product development and digital banking specialists supporting them, we offer a wide range of career opportunities.
Technology, Operations and Services
This is the engine that drives HSBC. Our people range from technologists transforming the banking experience to operations professionals managing 1.7 trillion payments a year.
Global Functions
These teams play a vital role in supporting the bank’s global businesses and offer opportunities in areas from legal, risk and finance to human resources, sustainability, marketing and communications.
Key hiring areas
Find out about opportunities in particular specialisms and sectors where we are hiring as a priority.
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