HSBC Talks Business

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Fred Neumann and Herald van der Linde discuss the key issues shaping Asian economies and equity markets in 2023, including interest rates, inflation and China’s grand re-opening.

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Hear from Jasmine Crowe-Houston, CEO of Goodr, a company that leverages technology to help solve hunger and food waste. Jasmine speaks about how her journey to help the hungry inspired her to approach the problem from a logistics point of view. She discusses being a for-profit business versus a non-profit, finding talent and the search for funding. 

Inspiring Progressive Female Entrepreneurs is a podcast miniseries produced by HSBC, in partnership with AllBright, that seeks to empower and support women who are on the journey of growing and scaling their business.

To access more resources for female entrepreneurs, visit: https://www.business.hsbc.com/business-banking/female-entrepreneur

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Crystal Pang, Founder and CEO of the logistics firm Pickupp, talks about what it means to be scrappy, why perfection is not the goal and her most valuable dos and don’ts for being an entrepreneur. Learn about her path to entrepreneurship and how she has navigated running her own business.

Inspiring Progressive Female Entrepreneurs is a podcast miniseries produced by HSBC, in partnership with Allbright, that seeks to empower and support women who are on the journey of growing and scaling their business.

To access more resources for female entrepreneurs, visit: https://www.business.hsbc.com/business-banking/female-entrepreneur

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We speak with Freddie Harrel, Founder and CEO of the game changing hair brand RadSwan. Freddie explains the circuitous path she took to starting her incredibly successful business, what she’s learned along the way, and how embracing her inner shapeshifter has served her well. Explore her journey and hear her advice for other entrepreneurs. 

Inspiring Progressive Female Entrepreneurs is a podcast miniseries produced by HSBC, in partnership with Allbright, that seeks to empower and support women who are on the journey of growing and scaling their business.

To access more resources for female entrepreneurs, visit: https://www.business.hsbc.com/business-banking/female-entrepreneur

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In this episode you will meet Arian Simone, entrepreneur, philanthropist and President and Chief Executive Officer of Fearless Fund, which bridges the gap in venture capital funding for women of colour. Arian shares her inspiring story, from starting her first business in college, to starting and growing a successful PR firm in Los Angeles, and finally founding Fearless Fund. She explains why good business is good for business and how she sees that philosophy play out every day.

The Inspiring Progressive Business mini-series features business leaders, specialists and HSBC experts on topics that matter the most to businesses like yours. For more information, visit: www.business.hsbc.com/business-banking/drive-2022

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What are the opportunities in GBA? GBA presents many advantages for businesses, including providing a bridge to mainland China, offering a talented workforce and a population of rising affluence.

In this episode, Steve Johnson, Group CFO of PMI Foods, Daniel Chan, Executive Vice President and Head of Greater Bay Area, HSBC and Anna Chu, MD & Head of International Subsidiary Banking, HSBC HK discuss how doing business in GBA can be advantageous for businesses.

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Asia Pacific remains the most developed real-time payments region in the world, with India, Hong Kong, mainland China, and Thailand processing the highest number of transactions last year. The payments landscape in the region is an exciting and fast moving area, fueled by innovation and experiencing rapid change.

In this episode, Yvonne Yiu and Manoj Dugar, Co-Heads of Global Payments Solutions, Asia Pacific, HSBC discuss the latest trends in the evolution of the payments landscape, and how corporate treasurers can best capture these opportunities. 

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In our new mini-series ‘Transition Pathways’, we’ll be having conversations about some of the most carbon intensive industries. We’ll explore how they’re moving forward on the path to net zero and examining some of the macro drivers, demands and innovation influencing their strategies. In our first episode, we discuss the survey findings from 300 global energy companies which reveal how they are making the transition to a more sustainable future, with HSBC’s Group Head of Climate Transition, Seb Henbest.

If you would like to explore more of the findings discussed in this episode or further insights relating to Transition Pathways visit our website. 

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