HSBC-die Bank mit Präsenz in Asien - 500 Beiträge pro Seite

[Asia_Investor]

HSBC ist die führende internationale Bank in China. Wenn das Retail Geschäft völlig frei gegeben wird, wird diese einen hohen Marktanteil haben.
Schon jetzt hat jeder Expat (Ausländer die in China arbeitn/wohnen) ein Konto bei denen. Sie hat richtige Bankfilialen für das Privatgeschäft in Peking, Shanghai, Qingdao, Dalian und etlichen weiteren Städten.
Wenn eine Bank in Asien langfristig Erfolg haben wird dann ist es HSBC. Global Banking Solutions bietet nur sie vollständig an.
Sie ist im übrigen eine der profitabelsten Banken der Welt (siehe Geschäftsbericht).
Website: www.hsbc.com
Ich werde mein Depot mit denen weiter ausbauen.

[Asia_Investor]

und ihr im Netz! Habt Ihr auch eine Meinung dazu?

[stamp62]

Ich stimme Dir voll zu, ich habe HSBC mitte Dezember im mein Depot gelegt, es ist die 10-größte Bank der Welt, die Mutterbank sitzt in England.HSBC HKT ist die zweitgrößte Bank im asiatischen Raum.Unter www.int.quamnet.com gelangt man dirékt an die Hong-Kong-Börse und kann die aktuellen Kurse und Umsätze sehen.

[Uroppa]

Ich stimme dir mittel bis langfristig auch zu. Diese Aktie hatte ich schon im Depot als si noch für 7 DM zu haben war.
Jedoch habe ich sie vor einigen Wochen verkauft um das Geld in Wachstumsaktien mit etwas mehr Fantasie anzulegen. Zur Zeit ist sie etwas zu teuer, was wohl an deren Expansionskosten liegen mag.
Werde die HSBC jedoch beobachten und gegebenfalls wieder einsteigen.

Uroppa

[Asia_Investor]

HSBC signs credit line agreement with Bank of China

This agreement establishes their first bilateral three billion renminbi (RMB) credit line which will allow HSBC in mainland China additional access to RMB funding. The agreement also covers co-operation between the two banks in the areas of training and market research.

Sir John said: "We are proud of our partnership with the Bank of China. This agreement is an exciting result of China`s latest move to liberalise the RMB market and marks a milestone in the co-operation between HSBC and the Bank of China. It will provide us with access to significant RMB funding to enable us to expand our business in mainland China and better serve our customers` needs."

In mainland China, HSBC has the largest branch network amongst foreign banks - comprising 12 branches and 8 representative offices - and provides the most comprehensive banking services in the China market. In addition, HSBC was one of the first to receive licences to conduct RMB business in Shanghai and Shenzhen.
(Quelle HSBC)

Und noch was dazu! Zum ersten Januar wurde das Mainland China Headquarter von Hong Kong nach Shanghai in den HSBC Tower verlegt (in Pudong). Quelle: Shanghai ABC-Newsletter 50/99

[Siemens1]

iBusinessCorporation.com - a new internet business joint venture


January 23, 2000 – Hong Kong – The Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation Limited, Hang Seng Bank, Cheung Kong (Holdings) Ltd, and Hutchison Whampoa Ltd announced today the formation of a joint venture to facilitate e-commerce businesses on the Internet.

Named iBusinessCorporation.com, the new Internet joint venture intends to be the dominant service provider and business facilitator by capitalizing on the resources, network, and customer base of Cheung Kong, Hutchison, HSBC and Hang Seng. Work is being carried out for the launch of Internet businesses and portals in the coming months.

Cheung Kong and Hutchison hold approximately 75% of iBusinessCorporation.com while HSBC and Hang Seng hold approximately 25% of the joint venture. Minority shares have been reserved for senior executives. The shareholders have already committed up to HK$3 billion for the joint venture, and may decide to increase this amount at a later stage.

Aman Mehta, Chief Executive Officer of The Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation said: “This is an exciting opportunity for HSBC. The joint venture, we believe, is in the interests of our shareholders and the services it will offer should be of benefit to many of our customers and Hong Kong as a whole. I am confident the venture will place Hong Kong at the forefront of the Internet and e-commerce revolution in Asia.”

Victor Li, Managing Director and Deputy Chairman of Cheung Kong (Holdings) Ltd, and Deputy Chairman of Hutchison Whampoa Ltd. said: “We are very excited about partnering with HSBC and Hang Seng in the formation of iBusinessCorporation.com. Leveraging on the four partners’ customer reach and synergistic marketing capabilities, Internet service offerings that the joint venture can provide encompass and extremely wide range of areas. In addition, this joint venture will explore new business ventures with appropriate promising partners. We are confident that iBusinessCorporation.com will be a major player in the Internet arena.”

The Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation Limited is the principal and founding member of the HSBC Group which, with over 5,000 offices in 82 countries and territories and assets of HK$3,852 billion (US$497 billion) as at 30 June 1999, is one of the world’s largest banking and financial services organisations.

Founded in 1933, Hang Seng Bank, a principal member of the HSBC Group, is the second-largest locally-incorporated bank in Hong Kong and employs a staff of about 7,500 in its 156 local branches; its Guangzhou, Shanghai and Shenzhen branches; and its representative offices in Beijing and Xiamen. With consolidated assets of HK$435.5 billion at the end of June 1999, the Bank reported a profit attributable to shareholders of HK4.26 billion for the first half of 1999, and HK$6.79 billion for the full year of 1998.

Cheung Kong (Holdings) Ltd is the flagship company of the Cheung Kong Group which consists of Cheung Kong (Holdings) Ltd, Hutchison Whampoa Ltd, Cheung Kong Infrastructure Holdings Ltd and Hongkong Electric Holdings Ltd. All members of the Cheung Kong Group are constituent stocks of the Hang Seng Index, and the combined market capitalization of the four companies in the Group is about HK$700 billion. The Cheung Kong Group is one of Hong Kong’s most diverse conglomerates with businesses ranging from property development, infrastructure, and port operations to energy, retailing, hotels, and telecommunications. With about 90,000 employees worldwide, Cheung Kong Group operates in 26 countries.

Quelle: HSBC

[Siemens1]

Na Leute, bei denen tut sich auch wieder was! Das Know-How sitzt vor Ort!!!!!!!!

iBusinessCorporation.com - a new internet business joint venture


January 23, 2000 – Hong Kong – The Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation Limited, Hang Seng Bank, Cheung Kong (Holdings) Ltd, and Hutchison Whampoa Ltd announced today the formation of a joint venture to facilitate e-commerce businesses on the Internet.

Named iBusinessCorporation.com, the new Internet joint venture intends to be the dominant service provider and business facilitator by capitalizing on the resources, network, and customer base of Cheung Kong, Hutchison, HSBC and Hang Seng. Work is being carried out for the launch of Internet businesses and portals in the coming months.

Cheung Kong and Hutchison hold approximately 75% of iBusinessCorporation.com while HSBC and Hang Seng hold approximately 25% of the joint venture. Minority shares have been reserved for senior executives. The shareholders have already committed up to HK$3 billion for the joint venture, and may decide to increase this amount at a later stage.

Aman Mehta, Chief Executive Officer of The Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation said: “This is an exciting opportunity for HSBC. The joint venture, we believe, is in the interests of our shareholders and the services it will offer should be of benefit to many of our customers and Hong Kong as a whole. I am confident the venture will place Hong Kong at the forefront of the Internet and e-commerce revolution in Asia.”

Victor Li, Managing Director and Deputy Chairman of Cheung Kong (Holdings) Ltd, and Deputy Chairman of Hutchison Whampoa Ltd. said: “We are very excited about partnering with HSBC and Hang Seng in the formation of iBusinessCorporation.com. Leveraging on the four partners’ customer reach and synergistic marketing capabilities, Internet service offerings that the joint venture can provide encompass and extremely wide range of areas. In addition, this joint venture will explore new business ventures with appropriate promising partners. We are confident that iBusinessCorporation.com will be a major player in the Internet arena.”

The Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation Limited is the principal and founding member of the HSBC Group which, with over 5,000 offices in 82 countries and territories and assets of HK$3,852 billion (US$497 billion) as at 30 June 1999, is one of the world’s largest banking and financial services organisations.

Founded in 1933, Hang Seng Bank, a principal member of the HSBC Group, is the second-largest locally-incorporated bank in Hong Kong and employs a staff of about 7,500 in its 156 local branches; its Guangzhou, Shanghai and Shenzhen branches; and its representative offices in Beijing and Xiamen. With consolidated assets of HK$435.5 billion at the end of June 1999, the Bank reported a profit attributable to shareholders of HK4.26 billion for the first half of 1999, and HK$6.79 billion for the full year of 1998.

Cheung Kong (Holdings) Ltd is the flagship company of the Cheung Kong Group which consists of Cheung Kong (Holdings) Ltd, Hutchison Whampoa Ltd, Cheung Kong Infrastructure Holdings Ltd and Hongkong Electric Holdings Ltd. All members of the Cheung Kong Group are constituent stocks of the Hang Seng Index, and the combined market capitalization of the four companies in the Group is about HK$700 billion. The Cheung Kong Group is one of Hong Kong’s most diverse conglomerates with businesses ranging from property development, infrastructure, and port operations to energy, retailing, hotels, and telecommunications. With about 90,000 employees worldwide, Cheung Kong Group operates in 26 countries.

Quelle: HSBC

[Asia_Investor]

War gestern auf der HV von HSBC hier in London. Expansion nach Deutschland ist nicht geplant, da die Margen hier sehr niedrig sind und ebenfalls es nur minimale Marketanteile gibt, so der CEO Sir Bond.

Man will sich aber weiter fokussieren insbesondere auf das Retail & Trade Finance Geschäft in China. Dort fährt man bisher hohe Margen ein. Und wenn China in die WTO zurückkehrt dann dürfen auch Inland Chinesen dort ein Konto eröffnen.

Was das heisst muss man wirklich nicht weiter erklären. Geschlossener Geldfluss von Inlandchinesen an Auslandchinesen und anders herum. Es wird lieber ein KOnto dort eröffnet als bei den bankrotten Inlandsbanken a la Bank of China, etc, welche auch keine weltweite Präsenz haben im Gegensatz zu den Chinesen.


Als Beruhigungstablette zwischen spekulativen Werten kann man die HSBC durchaus ins Depot nehmen. Auch wenn sie nur eine Durchschnittsrendite von ca 33% im Jahr hat. Dafür in der Regel nach oben und nicht nach unten. Letztes Jahr waren es ca. 62% nach oben.