
Speeches
Read speeches made by senior HSBC executives, including our Group Chairman and Group Chief Executive.
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27 Mar 2015 |
China’s global future
According to HSBC Group Chief Executive Stuart Gulliver, China has made strong progress in encouraging the international use of the renminbi. |
18 Sep 2015 |
Supporting China’s growth
Douglas Flint, HSBC Group Chairman, discusses HSBC’s role as a foreign bank in China and the opportunities to support the country’s growth in future. |
25 Sep 2015 |
Financing the low-carbon economy
Stuart Gulliver, HSBC Group CEO, discussed how the public and private sectors need to work together to tackle climate change in a speech in New York. |
16 Oct 2015 |
Green opportunities
China’s commitment to reducing pollution will create opportunities for Europe, says HSBC Group Chief Executive Stuart Gulliver. |
08 Dec 2015 |
Pathways to carbon neutrality
Investors increasingly demand opportunities for green investment, says HSBC Group Chief Executive Stuart Gulliver. |
07 Apr 2016 |
Shaping the future
China remains on course to become the dominant economic power of the 21st century, HSBC Group CEO Stuart Gulliver said in a speech in Hong Kong. |
24 Aug 2016 |
Financing China’s green ambitions
China is committed to fighting climate change, says Helen Wong, Chief Executive, Greater China, HSBC - and businesses must adapt to stay competitive. |
30 Sep 2016 |
Sharing information
Sharing information is key to combatting financial crime, says Stuart Levey, Chief Legal Officer, HSBC. |
11 Oct 2016 |
China's transition
China’s economic transition continues to offer opportunities for international businesses, says HSBC Group Chief Executive Stuart Gulliver. |
16 Dec 2016 |
Trade finance in a changing world
Digital technology could make international trade safer and quicker, says Douglas Flint. |
07 Feb 2017 |
Seizing the Asian opportunity
Businesses seeking growth in Asia need to understand how it is changing, says Stuart Gulliver. |
06 Apr 2017 |
Inside tomorrow’s China
China is now the world’s leading advocate for open trade, says HSBC’s Stuart Gulliver. |
09 Aug 2017 |
China opens up to inward investors
The US and China are set to cooperate in areas including capital markets, technology and innovation and retail, says David Liao, CEO and President, HSBC China. |
11 Oct 2017 |
China's global ambitions
China’s growing influence in international affairs should be welcomed, says Stuart Gulliver. |
15 Nov 2017 |
Rethinking global trade finance
Business leaders must take action to improve access to trade finance, says Natalie Blyth. |
28 Nov 2017 |
Asia: The centre of global trade and growth
Continued economic reforms could help Asia play an even greater role on the world stage, says HSBC Group Chairman Mark Tucker. |
14 Jun 2018 |
Developing the green bond market
Green bonds have an important part to play in tackling climate change, says HSBC’s John Flint. |
20 Jun 2018 |
Green opportunities on the Belt and Road
The Belt and Road Initiative is a key part of China’s efforts to tackle climate change, says Bryce Johns, Group Head of Insurance, HSBC. |
26 Jun 2018 |
Towards a more strategic UK-China relationship
The UK and China could benefit from closer cooperation in areas such as sustainability, says HSBC Group Chairman Mark Tucker. |
01 Mar 2019 |
How China and the UK can advance globalisation
China has a key role to play in promoting greater global integration – with the support of countries such as the UK, says HSBC Group Chairman Mark Tucker. |
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