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Liquidity, liability and investments
You need strategies and solutions to help you navigate an uncharted environment.
Contact usIncrease the efficiency of your operations by managing cash on a portfolio basis across more than 50 markets around the world. With HSBC’s global liquidity solutions you will have access to a range of self-funding, deposit and investment techniques. HSBC’s liquidity solutions will be tailored and restricted to be fully compliant with local market regulations that may limit or restrict the availability of some of the services described below. HSBC’s approach combines a high level of consistent service and information, which enables us to configure our services to integrate easily with your organisation’s existing ERP and treasury management systems, as well as your key processes such as payable and receivables.
Our liquidity, liability and investments solutions
Cash concentration
Eliminate idle balances across all of your company’s accounts with the ability to physically transfer (“sweep”) excess funds into a single master account.
Deposit account
Earn greater interest on excess cash by holding it in an account separate from your primary business account.
Interest enhancement
Improve credit interest rates with preferential pricing based on total balances across all of your accounts, regardless of location or currency.
Notional pooling
Pool balances across several participating accounts in a single currency or multiple currencies to earn interest on the net aggregate without actually commingling funds.
Embracing Business Unusual: In conversation with business leaders in Asia on resilience
HSBC hosted a virtual round-table in June with senior business leaders from Asia to explore how COVID-19 had affected their businesses, staff, customer needs and supply chains - and how they had responded to these changes, both immediately and in the longer term.
