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Exports

You need strategies and solutions to help you navigate an uncharted environment

Gain more control over exports, improve cashflow and manage risks associated with international trade more effectively using HSBC’s export finance facilities. With a significant presence in local markets around the world, our trade specialists have the in-depth knowledge to help you assess emerging market risks and give you the confidence you need to expand your business internationally. This includes helping you understand the regulatory environment as well as unique cultural, social and economic conditions when exploring new markets.

Our Exports solutions

Export documentary collections

Protect your bottom line by retaining control of goods until payment is received or promised without a formal documentary credit.

Export documentary credits (letters of credit)

Ensure you’ll be paid for the goods you export, even if your customers can’t make a payment on time (or at all).

Export loans

Improve cash flows with immediate post-shipment financing to bridge the gap between when goods ship and customers make payment.

China firm cut from a different cloth

If Richard Sun were to sew his company’s label into shirts and jackets he would be known the world over.

Quorn Foods

Leveraging HSBC’s far-reaching global network and single platform to expand business around the world.

Orchestrating global growth

Acquisitions accelerated Jam Industries’ expansion – but the company had to learn how to bring new businesses on board

HSBC tops trade finance poll

HSBC has been named the world’s leading bank for trade finance for the third year in a row in the Euromoney Trade Finance Survey.

HSBC tops Asiamoney’s Offshore RMB Poll for the eighth year in a row

HSBC has been voted the best overall provider of offshore renminbi (RMB) products and services in Asiamoney’s Offshore RMB Poll 2019.

ASEAN – The future starts here

The 50^th anniversary of ASEAN brings with it a new era of investment and trade

South-East Asia in 2018

Chinese demand should continue to provide growth.

Employee benefits and retention

The loss of key employees has an impact on any organisation, but the consequences can be particularly acute for small and mid-sized businesses. Apart from the costs of replacement, the disruption involved can also have a disproportionate operational impact. Fortunately, as Mark Hussain, Global Head of Commercial Insurance & Investments at HSBC explains, there are various incentives and benefits that can be used to maximise employee retention

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