HSBC Talks Business

Now, more than ever, sustainability is at the top of the corporate agenda. In this podcast, Phillip Mitchell, Director, Carbon Intelligence, and Michaela Wright, Head of Corporate Sustainability, HSBC UK explore what sustainability really means for corporates, how it is about more than climate change, and the risk of not bringing sustainable practices into your business.

This episode is part of the Tomorrow Ready podcast mini-series which covers, cash management and finance, business resilience, international trade, sustainability and digital transformation. To find out more about our Tomorrow Ready programme click here

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In this podcast, Lorenzo Rossetti, Director Trade & Customs at KPMG UK, Ian Tandy, Managing Director, Global Trade & Receivables Finance, HSBC UK, and Lorne Vary, Chief Financial & Business Development Officer for Brompton Bicycle Ltd discuss what makes a successful international business, the unique challenges of exporting and the growth potential in global markets.

This episode is part of the Tomorrow Ready podcast mini-series which covers, cash management and finance, business resilience, international trade, sustainability and digital transformation. To find out more about our Tomorrow Ready programme click here

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Resilience has been the watchword of the last 18 months, both from a business and personal perspective. In this podcast, Nolli Waterman, HSBC Global Rugby Ambassador, Roger Wade, Founder of Boxpark, and Brandon Bichler, Partner at Elixirr, discuss how businesses can build personal and business resilience and create strategies that can help them and their people thrive.

This episode is part of the Tomorrow Ready podcast mini-series which covers, cash management and finance, business resilience, international trade, sustainability and digital transformation. To find out more about our Tomorrow Ready programme click here

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As the recovery continues, businesses are increasingly looking to move into growth mode. Nadia Hossen Mamode, Chartered Accountant and Founder of VCCA, Peter Charles, FD of Pai Skincare, and Claire Castelli, Sector Head for Retail and Leisure, Global Liquidity and Cash Management at HSBC UK, share their experiences and insights into how businesses can keep control of cash and ensure a healthy cashflow as they move from survival to growth.

This episode is part of the Tomorrow Ready podcast mini-series which covers, cash management and finance, business resilience, international trade, sustainability and digital transformation. To find out more about our Tomorrow Ready programme click here

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Interested in expanding your business operations in the Greater Bay Area? This podcast is intended to provide fresh insights and the practical know-how to help you take the next steps. Learn about what is driving growth in this dynamic region, what support is available to those interested in the GBA and important tax and regulatory rules. We also feature real stories and takeaways from international SMEs now thriving in the Greater Bay Area. 

The discussion is led by Paul Yeung, Managing Director, Business Banking, HSBC Hong Kong, who is joined by Stephen Phillips, Director-General of Investment Promotion at InvestHK, Tom Simpson, Managing Director, China Operations and Chief China Representative, China Britain Business Council, and Sarah Chan, Partner, Deloitte, China.

This podcast is part of the Inspiring Progressive Business mini-series, which looks at topics that matter the most to businesses like yours, including sustainability, the digital economy, international trade and supply chains. Hear from business leaders, specialists and HSBC experts. To find out more click here

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A thriving hub for innovation, technology, and entrepreneurship; a vast, affluent consumer market; a high-calibre talent pool; and a $12.6 trillion economic output. Andrea Tiwana, a Senior VP in the Asia-Pacific Commercial Banking business for HSBC and guests – Daniel Chan, HSBC’s Head of Greater Bay Area; Andy Lam, MD of Gamma Healthcare, and Dr. Patrick Lau, Deputy Executive Director of the Hong Kong Trade Development Council –  discuss why “the stars are aligned” for international SMEs to leverage growth opportunities in China’s Greater Bay Area. Whether you want to raise funding in Hong Kong, innovate alongside tech giants in Shenzen or leverage manufacturing expertise in Dongguan, find out how the Greater Bay Area could propel your business to the next level.

This episode is a 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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Funding challenges can impact any business, but research shows that female and minority entrepreneurs can be particularly affected. In this episode, Kim Palmer, Founder of Clementine and Marc Lafleur, Co-Founder of truLOCAL share their experiences of securing external funding and what they’ve learnt along the way.

This episode is a part of the Inspiring Progressive Business mini-series on topics that matter the most to businesses like yours, including sustainability, the digital economy, international trade & supply chains: this podcast series brings you insights from inspirational leaders, entrepreneurs and experts on the topics that matter to your business. To find out more click here 

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Our new podcast mini-series brings you insights from inspirational leaders, entrepreneurs and experts on the topics that matter to your business. In this episode, host Winfield W K Wong is joined by Lindsey Hermes, Head of Enterprise Solutions at Serai and Kailesh Shah, Managing Director at All Time Plastics Pvt Ltd. Together, they explore how aligning your sustainability or green principles with the MNCs you serve can provide competitive advantage as well as a range of other benefits. Lindsey talks about the opportunities within the supply chain and Kailesh shares his personal experience of embedding green principles within his business.

This episode is a part of the Inspiring Progressive Business mini- series, focusing 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, 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 this episode, HSBC’s Global Economist, James Pomeroy, is joined by economists from Asia, the US and the UK as they share their expert insights on the macroeconomic climate and look ahead to the trends that will shape the post-pandemic world.

This episode is a 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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Join Angie Hall, Head of Sustainable Finance, Commercial Banking at HSBC Bank Canada, for a conversation with Ronald Kuehl, Managing Director at Frontenac. Frontenac is a leading private equity firm that’s looking to expand its sustainable footprint and use more green financing across its asset portfolio. Frontenac recently acquired Newterra, a leader in decentralized solutions for water, wastewater, sewage, reuse, and stormwater treatment. This episode covers the acquisition process, including how HSBC’s green loan program played an important role in the deal. Learn about how even for a traditional private equity firm like Frontenac, sustainability can be relevant across different assets. 

This episode is part of HSBC’s Business Plan for the Planet podcast mini-series, which focuses on ESG insights. Hear from experts whose work is at the heart of sustainability-linked trends and opportunities, as well as from businesses that are delivering change for a better future for us all.

To find out more about HSBC’s Business Plan for the Planet, click here and to know more about the programme in Canada click here 

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