In the early days, HSBC Group expanded its business around the world through opening a branch in Hong Kong and Shanghai HSBC Bank. Until after World War II, HSBC's business was concentrated in Hong Kong. Branches in mainland China were closed one after another since 1949, and overseas business was not as ideal as expected. With great restrictions on development space, it began to establish or acquire subsidiaries in the 1950s.
Hong Kong and Shanghai HSBC Bank Co., Ltd. - a founding member of HSBC Group, formerly known as Hong Kong and Shanghai HSBC Bank, has always been based in Hong Kong.Currently, HSBC Bank and its subsidiaries mainly have branches and offices in the Asia-Pacific region.Middle East HSBC Bank Co., Ltd. - formerly known as the Middle East Bank, began to open branches in the Middle East in the 1940s and was acquired by Hong Kong and Shanghai HSBC Bank in 1959.
Hang Seng Bank Co., Ltd. - Hong Kong and Shanghai HSBC acquired 51% of Hang Seng Bank's equity in 1965, which later increased to 6214%.
Laiki Bank - formerly known as The Cyprus Ppular Bank Limited, was founded in Limassol, Cyprus and was acquired by HSBC Bank in Hong Kong and Shanghai in 1971.
Saudi British Bank-founded by HSBC Bank in Hong Kong and Shanghai in 1978, accounting for 40% of the equity, and accepts the Bank of the Middle East England branch in Saudi Arabia.
HSBC Bank, Hong Kong and Shanghai, acquired 51% of Haifeng Bank's equity in 1980 and acquired the remaining shares in 1987. In 1999, HSBC acquired Libao Bank Group and merged it into HSBC Bank of America.
HSBC Canada-founded by HSBC Hong Kong and Shanghai in Vancouver, Canada in 1981.
Egypt's HSBC Bank - formerly known as Egypt's British Bank, founded by Hong Kong and Shanghai in Cairo in 1982, accounting for 40% of the equity, and later increased to 90%.
HSBC Australia Co., Ltd. - Founded in 1986 by HSBC Hong Kong and Shanghai in Sydney, Australia.
HSBC Bank AS-founded by HSBC Bank in Istanbul, Turkey in 1990.In 2001, HSBC Bank acquired Demirbank TAS and merged it into HSBC Bank AS.
HSBC Bank Co., Ltd., formerly known as Mitland Bank Co., Ltd., Hong Kong and Shanghai HSBC acquired 149% of the shares of Mitland Bank in 1987 and acquired the remaining shares by HSBC Holdings in 1992, becoming the largest acquisition event of HSBC Group in history.Currently, HSBC Bank is the general management office of HSBC Group in the European region. The bank and its subsidiaries mainly have branches and offices in the European region.
HSBC Trinkaus & Burkhardt AG - formerly known as Trinkaus & Burkhardt KGaA, is a German private bank acquired by the Bank of Mitland in 1980.HSBC Bank - formerly known as Swiss Bank Bank, was founded in Zurich, Switzerland. It was previously a subsidiary of Bank of Mitland before joining HSBC Group.
HSBC Bank Malaysia Co., Ltd. - In 1884, HSBC Bank Hong Kong and Shanghai had established a branch in Malaysia; in 1994, HSBC Bank Malaysia Co., Ltd. was registered and established locally.
HSBC Bank, formerly known as Banc Bamerindus d Brasil SA, took over its assets, liabilities and subsidiaries after its establishment in 1997.
HSBC Bank, formerly known as Banc Rberts SA, was acquired by Bank of Mitland in 1987, and then allocated to HSBC Group, and became a wholly-owned subsidiary of HSBC in 1997.
HSBC Private Banking Co., Ltd. - formerly known as Republic Natural Bank f New Yrk (Suisse) SA, was founded in Geneva, Switzerland. Before joining HSBC Group, it was originally a subsidiary of Libo Bank Group.
HSBC Bank, Malta, formerly known as Bank of Malta, acquired 7003% of the shares by Bank of Mitlan in 1999.
HSBC, France - formerly known as the French Commercial Bank, was founded in Paris and was acquired by HSBC Holdings in 2000. HSBC Holdings is also listed on the Paris Stock Exchange.
HSBC Mexico - formerly known as Grup Financier Bital, SA de CV, was founded in Mexico City and was acquired by HSBC Holdings in 2002.
HSBC Financing Co., Ltd. - formerly known as Husehld Internatinal, Inc, was acquired by HSBC Holdings in 2003.
Bermuda Bank Co., Ltd. - was acquired by HSBC Holdings in 2004, and HSBC Holdings was also listed on the Bermuda Stock Exchange!
HSBC Group has more than 10,000 branches and offices in 82 regions, more than 12.5 billion customers worldwide and more than 3,500 e-financial clients.Businesses include personal finance, industrial and commercial finance, corporate banks, investment banks, capital markets and private banks.
Personal finance
HSBC provides comprehensive personal financial management services to up to 1.2 billion individual customers, including transactions and savings accounts, mortgages, insurance, credit cards, loans, pensions and investments.Under the global development trend, consumer financing business has gradually been integrated into part of personal financial management business.Direct sales channels are also becoming more and more popular. In 2005, HSBC handled 18.3 billion online transactions and 1.3 million outstanding financial management customers.
It is not as easy to acquire a banking group like this that is very influential around the world!
First of all, HSBC Group has four outstanding shares on the market, namely HSBC Holdings in Hong Kong, HSBC Holdings in the United States and HSBC Holdings preferred shares, plus HSBC Holdings listed in London, UK!
Although there are four stocks circulating on the market by HSBC Group, it does not mean that its total market value is superimposed by four stocks!
Companies listed in many places have multiple total market capitalizations, all of which are stock prices × total share capital.The total market value is not the sum of the market value of each place, but the calculations are all. For example, a company is listed in the mainland and Hong Kong.Total market value ≠ A-share stock price × A-share issuance volume + H-share stock price × H-share issuance volume, but there are two: ① Total market value calculated based on A-share stock price A-share stock price × total share capital; ② Total market value calculated based on H-share stock price H-share stock price × total share capital.Total share capital A shares issuance volume + H shares issuance volume + B shares issuance volume.
When you are preparing to buy A shares, look at ①; when you are preparing to buy H shares, look at ② In view of many questions, I will give an example - a company has AB shares, and its total share capital is the issuance of A shares + B shares, and there are two corresponding total market value: A shares price × (total a shares + total b shares), or b shares price × (total a shares + total b shares).What stocks you buy, use the corresponding total market value data.When this company is about to pay dividends, the real money given out is dividends per share * total share capital (a share issuance volume + B share issuance volume). The dividend amounts in different markets are the same, and the same shares are the same rights.As for ABH and even overseas markets, the prices are different after each calculated based on the exchange rate. It is because the stocks have both stock attributes and ticket attributes. Even if the stock attributes of the same company are the same, the stock price can also be different depending on the ticket attributes!
Hong Kong and Shanghai HSBC Bank Co., Ltd. - a founding member of HSBC Group, formerly known as Hong Kong and Shanghai HSBC Bank, has always been based in Hong Kong.Currently, HSBC Bank and its subsidiaries mainly have branches and offices in the Asia-Pacific region.Middle East HSBC Bank Co., Ltd. - formerly known as the Middle East Bank, began to open branches in the Middle East in the 1940s and was acquired by Hong Kong and Shanghai HSBC Bank in 1959.
Hang Seng Bank Co., Ltd. - Hong Kong and Shanghai HSBC acquired 51% of Hang Seng Bank's equity in 1965, which later increased to 6214%.
Laiki Bank - formerly known as The Cyprus Ppular Bank Limited, was founded in Limassol, Cyprus and was acquired by HSBC Bank in Hong Kong and Shanghai in 1971.
Saudi British Bank-founded by HSBC Bank in Hong Kong and Shanghai in 1978, accounting for 40% of the equity, and accepts the Bank of the Middle East England branch in Saudi Arabia.
HSBC Bank, Hong Kong and Shanghai, acquired 51% of Haifeng Bank's equity in 1980 and acquired the remaining shares in 1987. In 1999, HSBC acquired Libao Bank Group and merged it into HSBC Bank of America.
HSBC Canada-founded by HSBC Hong Kong and Shanghai in Vancouver, Canada in 1981.
Egypt's HSBC Bank - formerly known as Egypt's British Bank, founded by Hong Kong and Shanghai in Cairo in 1982, accounting for 40% of the equity, and later increased to 90%.
HSBC Australia Co., Ltd. - Founded in 1986 by HSBC Hong Kong and Shanghai in Sydney, Australia.
HSBC Bank AS-founded by HSBC Bank in Istanbul, Turkey in 1990.In 2001, HSBC Bank acquired Demirbank TAS and merged it into HSBC Bank AS.
HSBC Bank Co., Ltd., formerly known as Mitland Bank Co., Ltd., Hong Kong and Shanghai HSBC acquired 149% of the shares of Mitland Bank in 1987 and acquired the remaining shares by HSBC Holdings in 1992, becoming the largest acquisition event of HSBC Group in history.Currently, HSBC Bank is the general management office of HSBC Group in the European region. The bank and its subsidiaries mainly have branches and offices in the European region.
HSBC Trinkaus & Burkhardt AG - formerly known as Trinkaus & Burkhardt KGaA, is a German private bank acquired by the Bank of Mitland in 1980.HSBC Bank - formerly known as Swiss Bank Bank, was founded in Zurich, Switzerland. It was previously a subsidiary of Bank of Mitland before joining HSBC Group.
HSBC Bank Malaysia Co., Ltd. - In 1884, HSBC Bank Hong Kong and Shanghai had established a branch in Malaysia; in 1994, HSBC Bank Malaysia Co., Ltd. was registered and established locally.
HSBC Bank, formerly known as Banc Bamerindus d Brasil SA, took over its assets, liabilities and subsidiaries after its establishment in 1997.
HSBC Bank, formerly known as Banc Rberts SA, was acquired by Bank of Mitland in 1987, and then allocated to HSBC Group, and became a wholly-owned subsidiary of HSBC in 1997.
HSBC Private Banking Co., Ltd. - formerly known as Republic Natural Bank f New Yrk (Suisse) SA, was founded in Geneva, Switzerland. Before joining HSBC Group, it was originally a subsidiary of Libo Bank Group.
HSBC Bank, Malta, formerly known as Bank of Malta, acquired 7003% of the shares by Bank of Mitlan in 1999.
HSBC, France - formerly known as the French Commercial Bank, was founded in Paris and was acquired by HSBC Holdings in 2000. HSBC Holdings is also listed on the Paris Stock Exchange.
HSBC Mexico - formerly known as Grup Financier Bital, SA de CV, was founded in Mexico City and was acquired by HSBC Holdings in 2002.
HSBC Financing Co., Ltd. - formerly known as Husehld Internatinal, Inc, was acquired by HSBC Holdings in 2003.
Bermuda Bank Co., Ltd. - was acquired by HSBC Holdings in 2004, and HSBC Holdings was also listed on the Bermuda Stock Exchange!
HSBC Group has more than 10,000 branches and offices in 82 regions, more than 12.5 billion customers worldwide and more than 3,500 e-financial clients.Businesses include personal finance, industrial and commercial finance, corporate banks, investment banks, capital markets and private banks.
Personal finance
HSBC provides comprehensive personal financial management services to up to 1.2 billion individual customers, including transactions and savings accounts, mortgages, insurance, credit cards, loans, pensions and investments.Under the global development trend, consumer financing business has gradually been integrated into part of personal financial management business.Direct sales channels are also becoming more and more popular. In 2005, HSBC handled 18.3 billion online transactions and 1.3 million outstanding financial management customers.
It is not as easy to acquire a banking group like this that is very influential around the world!
First of all, HSBC Group has four outstanding shares on the market, namely HSBC Holdings in Hong Kong, HSBC Holdings in the United States and HSBC Holdings preferred shares, plus HSBC Holdings listed in London, UK!
Although there are four stocks circulating on the market by HSBC Group, it does not mean that its total market value is superimposed by four stocks!
Companies listed in many places have multiple total market capitalizations, all of which are stock prices × total share capital.The total market value is not the sum of the market value of each place, but the calculations are all. For example, a company is listed in the mainland and Hong Kong.Total market value ≠ A-share stock price × A-share issuance volume + H-share stock price × H-share issuance volume, but there are two: ① Total market value calculated based on A-share stock price A-share stock price × total share capital; ② Total market value calculated based on H-share stock price H-share stock price × total share capital.Total share capital A shares issuance volume + H shares issuance volume + B shares issuance volume.
When you are preparing to buy A shares, look at ①; when you are preparing to buy H shares, look at ② In view of many questions, I will give an example - a company has AB shares, and its total share capital is the issuance of A shares + B shares, and there are two corresponding total market value: A shares price × (total a shares + total b shares), or b shares price × (total a shares + total b shares).What stocks you buy, use the corresponding total market value data.When this company is about to pay dividends, the real money given out is dividends per share * total share capital (a share issuance volume + B share issuance volume). The dividend amounts in different markets are the same, and the same shares are the same rights.As for ABH and even overseas markets, the prices are different after each calculated based on the exchange rate. It is because the stocks have both stock attributes and ticket attributes. Even if the stock attributes of the same company are the same, the stock price can also be different depending on the ticket attributes!
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