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As the recovery continues, businesses are starting to move into growth mode. Laura Bounds MBE, Owner of Kent Crisps and Curd & Cure, Nadya Hijazi, Global Head of Digital, Global Liquidity & Cash Management at HSBC and Nathan McCarthy, Director of Cash and Working Capital at Interpath Advisory, share their experiences and insights into how businesses can optimise cash management and make the move from survival to growth.

This episode is part of the Inspiring Progressive Business mini-series on topics that matter the most to businesses like yours – international trade, sustainability and digital and innovation. To find out more click here

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Host Babita Sharma and guests – Fiona Lau, Co-Founder and COO of Hong Kong-founded smart commerce platform, SHOPLINE, and Chaitanya Adapa, Head of  udaanCapital, an initiative of udaan – Indian’s largest B2B e-commence platform – discuss how to succeed in eCommerce. How can SMEs respond to the recent rapid changes in consumer behaviour? How do you build relationships with your customers, not just sell to them? Get top tips from the experts on everything eCommerce, from logistics to digital marketing, so you can win in our new omni-channel world. 

This episode is part of the Inspiring Progressive Business mini-series on topics that matter the most to businesses like yours – international trade, sustainability and digital and innovation. To find out more click here

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Sustainability is no longer a buzzword. Host Babita Sharma is joined by Robert King – HSBC Head of Sustainable Finance, James Ghaffari – Director of Growth & Product at B Corp UK and Sarah Mui – Co-Founder & Design Director at One Bite Design Studios. Together, they take a deep dive into doing business sustainably discussing the true meaning – and economic benefits – of running a sustainable business, the interests of the 'triple bottom line', how being a B Corp can make you stronger, and how to start your sustainability journey. 

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In this second part of our podcast, we continue our discussion with four farmers on their real-world experiences of introducing sustainable practices to their farm. The conversation turns to the link between improved productivity and reduced emissions, the role of carbon sequestration and the importance of renewable and bio energy.

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The agriculture sector is continuing to look at its role in reducing carbon emissions and the journey to carbon neutrality. In this episode, HSBC’s UK Head of Agriculture, Martin Hanson meets with farmers covering a range of production systems to discuss the steps they’ve been taking to reduce emissions, what’s worked for them and the lessons they’ve learned.

In this first part, we look at the motivation for improving a farm’s sustainability, the role of carbon calculators, and the importance of soil health. For more information about anything that you have heard in this podcast, please visit 

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Sustainability, the digital economy, international trade & supply chains: our new podcast series brings you insights from inspirational leaders, entrepreneurs and experts on the topics that matter to your business. Here, Barry Searle Director of Education, Cyber Stars Initiative, looks at how you can protect your business and family from the risk of cybercrime by building resilience into your policies and processes. He shares learnings on mitigating threats and how to respond and recover if the worst happens.

This episode is a part of the Inspiring Progressive Business mini- series bringing you insights from inspirational leaders, entrepreneurs and experts on topics that matter the most to businesses like yours – international trade, sustainability and digital and innovation. To find out more click here

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In the second part of this special Climate Governance Global Summit episode in our Business Plan for the Planet podcast series, Emily Farnworth, Deputy Director, Centre for Climate Change Engagement, Hughes Hall, University of Cambridge, continues the conversation with guests from the World Economic Forum’s Climate Governance Initiative.  

Emily and her panel of experts, including HSBC’s Group Chairman Mark Tucker, B20 Chair Emma Marcegaglia, Telefonica, LafargeHolcim Board Member Claudia Sender Ramirez, High Level Climate Champion for COP26 Nigel Topping and Deloitte Global CEO Punit Renjen, discuss how non-executive directors can bring the climate change conversation into the boardroom and how to make a difference as a non-executive board member. They cover the importance of peers and partnerships, integration and collaboration, innovation and accountability, learning, and using your imagination rigorously. They also discuss the need for a measurable, science-based plan for achieving transition to net zero emissions by 2050 – and how to hold management to account.

To listen to part one of our conversation, please click on the previous podcast in this feed. To find out more about HSBC’s Business Plan for the planet and how you can play your part, click here.

For more information about the Climate Governance Initiative and their network of Chapters, click here.

This episode is part of The Business Plan for the Planet Series. These talks centre around ESG trends, insights, and opportunities. In these podcasts, we’ll be shining a spotlight on businesses committed to delivering a sustainable future.

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In the first part of this special Climate Governance Global Summit episode, Emily Farnworth, Deputy Director, Centre for Climate Change Engagement, Hughes Hall, University of Cambridge, welcomes guests from the WEF’s Climate Governance Initiative – a global chapter of non-executive directors on a mission to make climate change a boardroom-level conversation.

Emily and guests, including HSBC’s Group Chairman Mark Tucker, B20 Chair Emma Marcegaglia, Telefonica, LafargeHolcim Board Member Claudia Sender Ramirez, High Level Climate Champion for COP26 Nigel Topping and Deloitte Global CEO Punit Renjen, discuss the importance of collaboration, integration, governance, and long-term vision in enabling businesses to transition towards net zero emissions by 2050 or sooner. Hear how capital providers can engage with investors on climate change, how – with the right structures and measurements – boards can create the right environment to progress in this area, and how non-executive directors can contribute in the race to net zero.

To listen to part two, please click on the next podcast in this feed, and to find out more about HSBC’s Business Plan for the planet and how you can play your part, click here.

For more information about the Climate Governance Initiative and their network of Chapters, click here.

This episode is part of The Business Plan for the Planet Series. These talks centre around ESG trends, insights, and opportunities. In these podcasts, we’ll be shining a spotlight on businesses committed to delivering a sustainable future.

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‘Inspiring Progressive Business’ is our new podcast mini series featuring exclusive insights on the topics that are of vital importance to small to medium size business leaders. Join us as we talk international trade, sustainability, and digital and innovation with both thought leaders and business owners. Hear from serial and successful entrepreneurs as well as HSBC experts and economists. We’ll talk trends, funding, cyber resilience, the benefits of doing business sustainably and much more. 

This new podcast series is part of HSBC Drive, a free, online event that takes place from 4-20 May, offering exclusive global insights as well as in-depth local knowledge on topics that matter most to businesses like yours. Make sure you don’t miss out on the global conversation and the chance to expand your network internationally by registering today: https://hsbcdrive2021.broadswordeventhouse.com  

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In episode two, “Behind the Analytics: Deeper into B2B Data”, HSBC’s Erwan Le Grand, European Head of Commercialisation & Account Management, Corporate Cards, Global Payments Solutions and Paytech’s Vince Eavis, Managing Director delve into the topic of AI and its implications on sourcing information for commercial business.  Join us for quick insights as five questions are explored and answered in just 5 minutes, providing a concise yet informative look into the world AI in B2B innovation.

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Sustainability, the digital economy, international trade & supply chains: our new podcast series brings you insights from inspirational leaders, entrepreneurs and experts on the topics that matter to your business. In our first episode, Andy Clump, CEO and Founder of Clean Energy Associates, shares his learnings on managing an international supply chain, adapting value propositions, and building a sustainable business – and a better world for future generations.

This episode is a part of the HSBC Drive series. Drive 2021 is a unique opportunity for you to connect with thought-leaders and like-minded business owners from around the world. The online event, which takes place from 4-20 May, offers exclusive global insights as well as in-depth local knowledge on topics that matter the most to businesses like yours. The event focuses on three themes, all of which are critically important to SME business owners and managers – international trade, sustainability and digital and innovation.

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Join Julie Bennett Head of US Strategic and ESG Solutions and Kelly Fisher Head of US Corporate Sustainability after hours to discuss real solutions for US corporations as they strive for a sustainable future

Hear a recap of Julie’s participation in a panel discussion at FT's Climate Capital Summit, ‘Bringing the US back into the race’ They build on that discussion and discuss the strong commitment by many corporates in recent years to adopt a sustainability agenda and use sustainable finance products to achieve net zero. Finally, the conversation touches on what’s coming up on the US sustainability roadmap and what investors and corporates can expect beyond 2021.

To find out more about HSBC’s Business Plan for the Planet and how you can play your part, click here, and to know more about the programme in the US click here.

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In this episode we look back on Barry O’Byrne, HSBC’s CEO for Global Commercial Banking, in conversation with Matthieu Favas, Economist Finance correspondent, at the Economist Sustainability Week as he discussed HSBC’s commitment to achieving net zero emissions and why businesses should challenge banks to support their sustainability ambitions.

What steps is the company taking to align its portfolio, and in what areas will finance and investment be prioritised in order to support the energy transition? How will financed emissions be effectively measured, tracked and reduced? And how are they working with customers to encourage more sustainable practices?

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The transition to Net Zero is the collective responsibility of businesses of all shapes and sizes. For many it will present significant challenges, but with that comes opportunity, and the possibility of developing new business models and driving efficiencies.

In this special podcast, HSBC UK’s Head of Sustainable Finance Rob King is joined by Will Jenkins, a director at sustainability consultants Carbon Intelligence, and Michaela Wright, Head of Corporate Sustainability, HSBC UK, to explore the business case for transitioning to net zero and how you can get there. 

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This podcast is the concluding episode in a four-part series that explores the latest trends and considerations for US corporates doing business in Europe. This episode addresses emerging technologies, the unique regulatory landscape, and the transformational change management that has been taking place across Europe – with a view to what the future holds.

This eye-opening exchange touches on a range of technologies that are opening new vistas of possibility for cash management, including Distributed Ledger Technology, Application Programming Interfaces and Artificial Intelligence. Listeners will also hear the speakers’ views on what ISO migration, open banking and digital wallets mean for companies today.

In this context, the panel examine important concepts such as platformisation, ambidextrous leadership and digital identity. The panel also tackle some of the big issues the world faces around ethics and sustainability.

Following the discussion there is a question and answer session.

This session is hosted by Aidan Kearns, Director, Sales Director, HSBC. He is joined by professional transformation advisor Garvan Callan, founder of ONEZERO1; Joanne Towers, Regional Head of Payments and Cards Product, HSBC; and Simon Berridge-Burley, Digital Specialist, HSBC.

This podcast is a rebroadcast of a webinar that originally aired on 24 February 2021.

To discover more about HSBC's European proposition click here

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This is the third episode in a four-part series that explores the latest trends and considerations for US corporates doing business in Europe. This episode examines what treasury transformation means for corporates in the region.

In this wide-ranging discussion, the panel review the tools at a treasurer’s disposal to centralise their cash management including SEPA, liquidity instruments and technologies such as virtual accounts.

The conversation also covers the role of harmonised message formats and APIs in transforming treasury models.

The panel also looks at organisational structures treasurers can adopt such as payment factories, regional treasury centres (RTCs) and shared service centres (SSCs)

Guest speaker Mark Redmond, CEO, Chief Executive, American Chamber of Commerce, Ireland, provides his insight into the factors that influence corporates’ investment decisions in the region.

Following the discussion there is a question and answer session.

This session is hosted by Deborah Mur, Head of Global Liquidity & Cash Management Continental Europe, HSBC. She is joined by special guest speaker Mark Redmond, Chief Executive, American Chamber of Commerce, Ireland; Lorraine Donnelly, Country Head of Ireland & Luxembourg, Global Liquidity & Cash Management, HSBC; and Phil Gilbert-Smith, Payments Advisory, HSBC.

This podcast is a rebroadcast of a webinar that originally aired on 17 February 2021.

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This is the second episode in a four-part series that explores the latest trends and considerations for US corporates doing business in Europe. This episode is focused on working capital through a European lens.

The session examines the role cash visibility plays in enabling effective working capital management. The panel also consider how the role of commercial cards, a stalwart among the working capital management tools, has developed in recent times.

In this far-reaching discussion, the panel shares its thoughts on the importance of getting the basics right, from consolidation of banking platforms to stakeholder management, as well the role of digitisation such as virtual accounts, virtual cards and cash flow forecasting. The exchange also explores the relationship between cash flow and sustainability, not least through the application of supply chain finance.

Following the discussion there is a questions and answer session.

This session is hosted by Michele Zaquine, Director, Payment Advisory Europe, HSBC. She is joined by special guest speaker Jeroen Bakhuisen, Regional Head of International Subsidiary Banking, Europe, HSBC; Erwan Le Grand, Commercialisation and Account Management of Commercial Cards, HSBC; and Donatien Mellet, Global Trade & Receivables Finance, HSBC.

This podcast is a rebroadcast of a webinar that originally aired on 10 February 2021.

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This is the first episode in a four-part series that explores the latest trends, considerations and opportunities for US headquartered corporates doing business in Europe. This episode sets the scene for the series, adumbrating the cash management landscape and highlighting aspects of particular interest from a US perspective.

In this lively and wide-reaching discussion, the panel shares its thoughts on opportunities presented by SEPA as well as the availability of liquidity in the region. The exchange also broaches contemporary topics such as the Covid pandemic and the evolving regulatory landscape post Brexit. Real-time payments, the use of cheques in the region and digitisation are also explored.

Following the discussion, there is a question and answer session.

This session is hosted by Philip Fellowes, Regional Head of Global Liquidity & Cash Management Europe, HSBC. He is joined by Easton Dickson, Global Treasurer, Bain & Co; Timothy Bartlett, Liquidity and Investment, HSBC; and Jack Swait, Payments Advisory, HSBC.

This podcast is a rebroadcast of a webinar that originally aired on 3 February 2021.

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Our final episode in this six-part series takes a look at some of the challenges we’re facing as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic that developed during the preparation of this series. This will look at the world through the lens of the new normal and, in particular, what B2B payment improvement opportunities are there in the current chaos? Some issues that will be addressed are the things that have changed in the new environment and what that means for the priorities of buyers and suppliers and how best to address them.

Introduction to HSBC Visa Podcasts:

HSBC and Visa are launching a one-off podcast series of six episodes, hosted by financial expert Vincent Eavis. The aim of the series is to look deeper into the Requisition to Pay process and make the case for card payments, but in a way that is accessible and engaging for those who don’t necessarily have an in-depth understanding of some of the processes involved. Vincent will be joined in these podcasts by guests including David Kitchener from Wessex Water, Joanne Towers, Managing Director, Europe Regional Head of Payments and Cards, Global Liquidity and Cash Management at HSBC and Duncan Kennett, Head of B2B at Visa Europe.

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Episode five informs on how to eliminate the need to go out to expensive tenders for RFP and to maximise your existing programme. This episode has an eye on the future with a focus on the cost of change and the benefits of taking a long-term view. We’ll show how card payments are an essential resource for future proofing your business and improving your client and stakeholder relationships.

Introduction to HSBC Visa Podcasts:

HSBC and Visa are launching a one-off podcast series of six episodes, hosted by financial expert Vincent Eavis. The aim of the series is to look deeper into the Requisition to Pay process and make the case for card payments, but in a way that is accessible and engaging for those who don’t necessarily have an in-depth understanding of some of the processes involved. Vincent will be joined in these podcasts by guests including David Kitchener from Wessex Water, Joanne Towers, Managing Director, Europe Regional Head of Payments and Cards, Global Liquidity and Cash Management at HSBC and Duncan Kennett, Head of B2B at Visa Europe.

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In episode 3 of our podcast series, explore the latest trends and innovations in the field of virtual card integration with corporate platforms like Coupa, as discussed in this podcast featuring Dave Brown from HSBC and Darren Blair from Coupa.

Discover how embedded payments streamline procurement processes, enhance user experience and leverage AI for fraud detection and supplier risk management. Expect continued growth in virtual card adoption, with a future focus on mobile wallet integrations for seamless, secure payments.

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In episode four of this six-part series we address the question of data, making a strong case for businesses to share their data to the same extent as consumers do in their daily lives. We’re looking at the purpose and value of each data set, how to manage it securely, and why card payments can go further than other payment solutions. Vincent explains how increased sharing and access of data can transform the corporate experience by improving the B2B experience for both buyer and supplier.      

Introduction to HSBC Visa Podcasts:

HSBC and Visa are launching a one-off podcast series, hosted by financial expert Vincent Eavis. The aim of the series is to look deeper into the Requisition to Pay process and make the case for card payments, but in a way that is accessible and engaging for those who don’t necessarily have an in-depth understanding of some of the processes involved. Vincent will be joined in these podcasts by guests including David Kitchener from Wessex Water, Joanne Towers, Managing Director, Europe Regional Head of Payments and Cards, Global Liquidity and Cash Management at HSBC and Duncan Kennett, Head of B2B at Visa Europe.

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Episode three of this six-part series covers the business case for all parties a.k.a. “to B2B or not to B2B, that is the question?”. Vincent will drill deeper into the ‘prizes’ for both supplier and buyer as well as looking in more detail at the Request to Pay process, from PO to Invoicing. He will suggest where card payments can deliver greater efficiencies, savings, and ultimately rewards for both parties. This episode covers how the business case for buyers and suppliers is calculated and what transactions should be targeted for card payments to boost business cases.

Introduction to HSBC Visa Podcasts:

HSBC and Visa are launching a one-off podcast series of six episodes, hosted by financial expert Vincent Eavis. The aim of the series is to look deeper into the Requisition to Pay process and make the case for card payments, but in a way that is accessible and engaging for those who don’t necessarily have an in-depth understanding of some of the processes involved. Vincent will be joined in these podcasts by guests including David Kitchener from Wessex Water, Joanne Towers, Managing Director, Europe Regional Head of Payments and Cards, Global Liquidity and Cash Management at HSBC and Duncan Kennett, Head of B2B at Visa Europe.

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This second episode in the series shows how change is possible when there is a strong business case but to do this it is important to join up people across different functions like Treasury, Finance, Procurement, Sourcing and Accounts Payable. These different functions experience pain and benefits to different degrees, which affects their willingness to embrace - or resistance to - change. Who owns the buying process and/or the payments in the business? Everyone and no one? Some issues that Vincent will cover include the Supplier’s perspective from the Order to Cash process, what is the real cost of a Purchase Order as well as the need to group transactions into high, low or no touch processes.   

Introduction to HSBC Visa Podcasts:

HSBC and Visa are launching a one-off podcast series, hosted by financial expert Vincent Eavis. The aim of the series is to look deeper into the Requisition to Pay process and make the case for card payments, but in a way that is accessible and engaging for those who don’t necessarily have an in-depth understanding of some of the processes involved. Vincent will be joined in these podcasts by guests including David Kitchener from Wessex Water, Joanne Towers, Managing Director, Europe Regional Head of Payments and Cards, Global Liquidity and Cash Management at HSBC and Duncan Kennett, Head of B2B at Visa Europe.

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In this first episode we will explore the environment for card payments and how they can resolve issues of compliance, control and security within the Requisition to Pay process. Vincent will be arguing that card payments are an essential tool for delivering business value for both the buyer and the supplier, but that there is a need for behavioural change to facilitate adoption. Some issues we will cover are the purpose of B2B payment cards, how to get staff to do what they are supposed to do, how to deploy effective controls to enable spend at approved suppliers and how to minimise security and risk.

Introduction to HSBC Visa Podcasts:

HSBC and Visa are launching a one-off podcast series of six episodes, hosted by financial expert Vincent Eavis. The aim of the series is to look deeper into the Requisition to Pay process and make the case for card payments, but in a way that is accessible and engaging for those who don’t necessarily have an in-depth understanding of some of the processes involved. Vincent will be joined in these podcasts by guests including David Kitchener from Wessex Water, Joanne Towers, Managing Director, Europe Regional Head of Payments and Cards, Global Liquidity and Cash Management at HSBC and Duncan Kennett, Head of B2B at Visa Europe.

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Despite a challenging 2020, with the fallout from changing consumer habits and the loss of much of the hospitality industry, agriculture as a sector was much less impacted than many others. HSBC’s UK Head of Agriculture, Martin Hanson, meets with arable, dairy and beef and sheep industry expert contributors from farm consultants Andersons, to discuss their insights into these key subsectors.

In the first episode of Talking Agriculture, the participants discuss the threats, opportunities and challenges that are likely to affect and shape the sector in 2021; covering a broad array of topics from basic payments and Brexit, through to subsidies and veganism.

You can jump to a section relevant to you using the following time codes:

Dairy – 5:00

Policy – 15:05

Arable – 24:00

Beef and sheep - 38:20

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BBC World News presenter Babita Sharma is in conversation with Barry O’Byrne, HSBC’s CEO for Global Commercial Banking, Amit Lohia, Vice Chairman of Indorama Corporation and Janet Henry, HSBC’s Global Chief Economist taking the pulse of businesses in a year like no other.

In Part 2, they continue the conversation, focusing on the resilience of businesses, changing consumer behaviours and how small businesses may be affected in 2021, plus their personal tips to businesses for the year ahead. This conversation was recorded in December 2020.

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BBC World News presenter Babita Sharma is in conversation with Barry O’Byrne, HSBC’s CEO for Global Commercial Banking, Amit Lohia, Vice Chairman of Indorama Corporation and Janet Henry, HSBC’s Global Chief Economist taking the pulse of businesses in a year like no other.

In Part 1, they discuss the findings from HSBC’s annual Navigator report, surveying over 10,000 businesses, including insights on an expected two-speed economic recovery in 2021, plus how businesses are prioritising and investing in sustainability, international trade and technology for the near future. This conversation was recorded in December 2020.

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The BBC's Babita Sharma was joined from the United Arab Emirates by Daniel Howlett, HSBC's regional head of Commercial Banking in the Middle East, North Africa and Turkey (MENAT) and Malek Sukkar, CEO of Averda, one of the Middle East's leading waste management companies, exploring the sustainability findings from HSBC’s Resilience: Building Back Better report.

They discussed whether sustainability remains top of business agendas when planning for future growth, during the Covid-19 pandemic and beyond. To learn more, please visit http://grp.hsbc/cmbep1

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You’re listening to HSBC Talks Business. Learn how businesses like yours are leveraging a wide range of banking solutions to maximise their success – and how HSBC is helping them. 

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Indonesia's allure lies in its youthful population, vibrant digital economy, ample resources, and strategic geographical positioning, making it an appealing prospect for investors seeking new horizons. With ongoing efforts to attract foreign direct investment and enhance infrastructure and regulatory frameworks, Indonesia presents a wealth of opportunities for those considering venturing into this dynamic market

Tune in to this podcast featuring Charles Kho, Country Head of Multinationals & International Subsidiary Banking at HSBC Indonesia, in conversation with Nurul Ichwan, Deputy Minister of Investment Promotion at the Ministry of Investment/Indonesia Investment Coordinating Board, as they shed light on the flourishing economy of Indonesia and it’s potential for business expansion.

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Fred Neumann and Herald van der Linde kick off 2024 with a special podcast outlining our key views for Asian markets and economics in the year ahead.

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In this podcast, we explore the UAE’s energy transition journey. We look at TAQA, the UAE’s biggest utility company, which has ambitions to reduce energy emissions whilst also increasing the share of renewable energy they deploy globally. As part of its transition, TAQA issued its first green bond in early 2023 to help fund its various green projects, with the help of HSBC as Joint Lead Manager and Bookrunner. HSBC also acted as Joint Green Structurer on TAQA’s newly established Green Finance Framework.

Guests Stephen Ridlington, CFO, TAQA, and Ahmed Hashem, Head of Coverage, Abu Dhabi, Global Banking & Markets, HSBC, join host Fatima Galadari, Vice President, Abu Dhabi Government Coverage, Global Banking & Markets, HSBC, for this conversation.

For more insights and reports visit HSBC’s Centre of Sustainable Finance.

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The transition to net zero relies heavily on copper, lithium, nickel and many other key natural resources. Can supply meet the expected demand? What steps is the industry taking to expand production? Are we at risk from shortages of key materials needed in the coming years? In this episode, we answer all of these questions, plus look at key opportunities in the minerals and materials space.

Guests Leonardo Buizza, Lead Supply Chains and Materials Analyst, The Energy Transitions Commission, Sophie Lu, Global Head of Heavy Industry Decarbonisation, HSBC, and Michael Willoughby, Global Head of Metals, Mining and Transition Materials, HSBC, join host Zoë Knight, Managing Director and Group Head, HSBC Centre of Sustainable Finance, for this conversation.

For more information on insights discussed in this episode visit HSBC Transition Pathways: Industrials and Chemicals.

For more insights and reports visit HSBC’s Centre of Sustainable Finance.

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Retrofitting existing buildings to make them more sustainable is a growing trend as the real estate industry looks to meet net zero targets. In this podcast, we examine the potential of retrofitting to reduce energy emissions. We look at how it works, what investors and developers can expect, and what the financials are in the current market, from both a UK and Asia perspective.

Guests Matt Mason, Partner and Head of Development at Crosstree Real Estate Partners in the UK, and Annie Feng, Sustainability Lead for Asia Pacific at Arcadis, join host Vivian Wong, Director of Real Estate Finance, HSBC Hong Kong to discuss the opportunities and challenges in the sector.

For more information on HSBC’s Transition Pathways Real Estate findings discussed in the episode visit here.

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Join HSBC NBFI Stories podcast series discussing capabilities for Non-Bank Financial Institutions, bringing you direct feedback from our valued clients, offering you an authentic glimpse on the customers and from our stakeholders who were of part the journey. 

Episode 1, “The success with MooMoo” features Gavin Chia, CEO MooMoo, Gaurav Mahant - Senior Sales Manager, Eunice Lim – Relationship Manager, Lee Meng Teo – Product Manager. They discussed how HSBC worked with MooMoo to win the Best Payments and Collection Solution In The Asset Awards 2023.

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In our episode three, “Opportunities to Action: Supplier Collaboration”, we delve into transforming business cases into actionable strategies, focusing on the collaborative relationship between buyers and suppliers.

Our hosts, HSBC’s Erwan Le Grand, European Head of Commercialisation & Account Management, Corporate Cards, Global Payments Solutions and Paytech’s Vincent Eavis, Managing Director, discuss the importance of understanding mutual benefits, such as improved cash flow and efficiency, while navigating challenges in the payment process. By leveraging data-driven insights and innovative payment solutions, businesses can enhance their operations and strengthen supplier partnerships. Tune in to gain valuable strategies for optimising your business transactions and driving growth in your organisation.

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Join HSBC and Coupa in part 1 of our 3-part podcast series discussing the transformation of the digital payments and procurement landscape.

Episode 1, “The Future of Digital Payments and Procurement” features Darren Blair, Senior Director, Strategic Bank & Treasury Partnerships, Coupa and David Brown BSc(Hons), Senior Commercialisation Manager, Europe Corporate Cards, Global Payments Solutions , HSBC. The pair examine how businesses using virtual cards can set spending limits, control spending categories, track their business expenses in real-time, enabling better budget allocation and simplified overall reconciliation.

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The Middle East economy is once again in full swing, and growth in ASEAN continues to outpace much of the rest of the world. In this episode we will explore the latest trends on investment and trade, as well as emerging opportunities in MENAT and ASEAN, two of the world's most dynamic regions. Download our full ASEAN-MENAT Corridor Outlook 2023 report to find out more: Opportunity ASEAN | HSBC UAE.

This podcast features Khalid Alkadi, Managing Director of International Banking at HSBC MENAT, Harish Venkatesan, Managing Director and Country Head of International Banking at HSBC Singapore, and Ian Tandy MBE, Managing Director and Co-Head of Global Trade and Receivables Finance, HSBC Asia Pacific.

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Now more than ever, companies are looking to diversify and increase the resilience of their supply chains as the macroeconomic environment continues to evolve in Asia and globally. In this episode, you’ll hear from industry express discussing supply chain transparency, digitisation and sustainability that are reshaping the business models across Southeast Asia, and how they’re navigating the global trade landscape.

This podcast features Michael Hardwick, Chief Financial Officer, Cotton On Group, Stephen Ashworth, Managing Director, Thailand & South East Asia, Hutchison Ports, Peter Liddell, Global Operations Centre of Excellence Lead and Partner, KPMG, and Ian Tandy MBE, Managing Director, Co-Head of Global Trade and Receivables Finance, Asia-Pacific, HSBC, in a discussion moderated by Asanka Abeyasinghe, Head of Global Trade and Receivables Finance, Sri Lanka & Maldives, HSBC.

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Herald van der Linde and Fred Neumann return to the podcast studio to discuss why, following the Golden Week consumer spending spree, Chinese equities still aren't giving investors much to get excited about.

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In this episode, we reflect on outcomes from the recent COP15 meeting and drivers for financial institutions and corporates to mitigate biodiversity loss. We speak with Walmart, a global retailer that is working to implement practices to stem the tide of biodiversity loss and natural capital destruction throughout its supply chain, alongside the Taskforce on Nature-related Financial Disclosure to understand the development of their framework and how its supporting action.

Natalie Blyth, Global Head of Sustainability, Commercial Banking at HSBC, hosts guests Marine de Bazelaire, Managing Director & Group Advisor on Natural Capital, Corporate Sustainability at HSBC; Nathalie Borgeaud, TNFD, Lead Financial Markets Stakeholder Engagement; and Gregory Bohrer, Director Natural Capital at Walmart.

For more information on how HSBC is supporting businesses in their transition to net zero, visit here.

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Join us for a fascinating discussion on electric vehicles and the future of the grid, alongside macro and financing trends on the sector. In 2021, transportation accounted for 37% of all CO2 emissions from end‐use sectors, according to the International Energy Agency. Addressing emissions from this segment of the economy has become an essential part of reaching net zero emissions by 2050.

Hear from Michael Rama, Chief Financial Officer at EV tech company Blink Charging, in discussion with Martin Richards, Global Head of Sustainable Finance in HSBC’s Commercial Banking division and President of HSBC Ventures, as they explore the growth and business model of Blink Charging, EV adoption, technology and financing.

To find out how HSBC is supporting other clients on their sustainable ambitions, visit here. 

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