在国际主流财经杂志《欧洲货币》近日公布的年度银行大奖评选中，汇丰再度荣获"粤港澳大湾区最 佳国际银行"奖项，这是该行连续第三年获颁这一奖项。 汇丰中国副行长兼大湾区总监陈庆耀表示："今年再次获奖让我们倍感鼓舞。过去一年里， 汇丰持续投资大湾区，位于前海的全新办公大楼以及南沙的全球培训中心先后揭幕启用， 在财富管理业务布局以及推进跨境服务和产品方面也加快了创新步伐，希望能继续发挥汇 丰的全球网络优势，帮助区内企业和居民联通大湾区及全球机遇。" 《欧洲货币》在颁奖评语中特别指出，汇丰通过进一步整合大湾区及全球网络资源及深化 跨境业务联动，在财富管理、跨境贸易及支持内地企业出海等业务领域均取得不俗进展， 巩固了其作为大湾区领先国际银行的地位。 今年恰逢汇丰成立1 6 0周年，围绕汇丰在大湾区的业务发展， 陈庆耀从多个角度阐释和分 享了对大湾区发展机遇的看法及汇丰在区内的投资和业务布局。 连续三年获得"粤港澳大湾区最佳国际银行"殊荣，汇丰的优势在哪里？ 陈庆耀： 汇丰一直将大湾区作为集团业务拓展的战略重点区域，我们对大湾区的发展始终 抱有坚定的信心并持续在大湾区加大投入，目前汇丰集团下属机构在大湾区的业务涵盖银 行、 ...

IBM just helped HSBC achieve a milestone in financial markets. IBM's trial with the bank demonstrated the applications of quantum tech in algorithmic bond trading. The move: IBM stock jumped as much as 5% on Thursday, extending a week of solid gains. Shares of the tech company have risen steadily in 2025, and are up 22% year-to-date. Why: On Thursday, HSBC revealed the results of its quantum computing-enabled algorithmic bond trading trial, powered by IBM's technology. The bank reported a 34% improv ...

Group 1 - HSBC announced the world's first large-scale application of quantum computing in financial markets to enhance bond price forecasting [1] - The bank collaborated with IBM's Heron quantum processor, applying quantum analytics to European bond trading data, achieving a 34% improvement in bond trading predictions [1] - This marks the first instance of a major bank using real trading data instead of laboratory simulations, showcasing the potential of quantum computing in the market [1] Group 2 - HSBC indicated that the results suggest this technology could significantly enhance efficiency and risk management levels [1]

Group 1 - Global institutional investors' optimism towards emerging markets has reached a new high, with over 60% believing that emerging market stocks will outperform developed markets, a significant increase from 49% in June [1][2] - More than half of the respondents expressed the most optimism towards the Chinese mainland stock market, a notable rise from about one-third in the previous survey [1][3] - The survey indicates that better growth prospects and lower inflation levels are driving investors to increase their allocation to emerging markets, with the proportion of bullish respondents rising from 44% to 62% [2][3] Group 2 - The positive sentiment towards emerging markets is primarily driven by optimistic expectations regarding economic fundamentals, with respondents believing that emerging economies will play a more significant role in the global economic recovery [2][6] - Asia is viewed as the fastest-growing region, with most respondents expecting economic activities in developing countries to accelerate over the next 12 months [2][4] - The Chinese market's rising status reflects improvements in economic fundamentals and the results of capital market reforms, enhancing its attractiveness to international capital [4][6] Group 3 - Investors' confidence in the Chinese market is bolstered by government policies aimed at promoting economic growth, including monetary policy adjustments and targeted fiscal measures [3][4] - The recent rebound in the Chinese stock market is seen as a positive factor, highlighting China's significant influence within the emerging market framework [6][7] - Sustainable investment considerations are becoming increasingly important for institutional investors, with 81% indicating they will incorporate sustainability factors into their investment strategies [7][8]

Core Viewpoint - Investors in the Banks - Foreign sector should consider HSBC and HDFC Bank, with HSBC currently presenting a better value opportunity based on various financial metrics [1]. Valuation Metrics - HSBC has a Zacks Rank of 1 (Strong Buy), indicating a more favorable earnings estimate revision compared to HDFC Bank, which has a Zacks Rank of 3 (Hold) [3]. - HSBC's forward P/E ratio is 10.01, significantly lower than HDFC Bank's forward P/E of 21.79, suggesting that HSBC may be undervalued [5]. - The PEG ratio for HSBC is 1.56, while HDFC Bank's PEG ratio is 1.77, indicating that HSBC's expected earnings growth is more favorable relative to its price [5]. - HSBC's P/B ratio stands at 1.22, compared to HDFC Bank's P/B of 2.67, further supporting the notion that HSBC is undervalued [6]. Analyst Outlook - HSBC is noted for its improving earnings outlook, which enhances its attractiveness in the investment landscape [7].

在国际主流财经杂志《欧洲货币》近日公布的年度银行大奖评选中，汇丰再度荣获"粤港澳大湾区最佳国际银行"奖项，这是该行连续第三年获 颁这一奖项。 汇丰中国副行长兼大湾区总监陈庆耀表示："今年再次获奖让我们倍感鼓舞。过去一年里，汇丰持续投资大湾区，位于前海的全新办公大楼以 及南沙的全球培训中心先后揭幕启用，在财富管理业务布局以及推进跨境服务和产品方面也加快了创新步伐，希望能继续发挥汇丰的全球网络 优势，帮助区内企业和居民联通大湾区及全球机遇。" 连续三年获得"粤港澳大湾区最佳国际银行"殊荣，汇丰的优势在哪里？ 陈庆耀：汇丰一直将大湾区作为集团业务拓展的战略重点区域，我们对大湾区的发展始终抱有坚定的信心并持续在大湾区加大投入，目前汇丰 集团下属机构在大湾区的业务涵盖银行、证券、保险、科技及客户服务中心等。 今年年初，作为汇丰深化粤港业务联动的重要枢纽，投资超过40亿元人民币的新办公大楼"HyQ前坊"在深圳前海正式揭幕；六月，汇丰在全球 规模最大的培训中心也在广州南沙正式投入使用。这两座标志性建筑开启了集团在大湾区发展的新篇章，也彰显了我们对大湾区发展的承诺。 作为大湾区内领先的国际银行，全球网络资源和跨境金融服务则是 ...

Core Insights - HSBC has achieved a significant milestone in quantum computing for finance, demonstrating its potential in algorithmic bond trading [2][3] - The collaboration with IBM has produced the first empirical evidence of quantum computers' value in solving real-world financial problems [2][3] Group 1: Quantum Computing Breakthrough - HSBC's Head of Quantum Technologies described the achievement as a "ground-breaking world-first in bond trading," indicating a tangible application of quantum computing in business [3] - The trial results showed a 34% improvement in predicting trade fulfillment at quoted prices compared to traditional classical techniques [5] Group 2: Quantum Computing Fundamentals - Quantum computing utilizes the principles of quantum mechanics to process information in a vastly more complex manner than classical systems [4] - This technology can tackle problems that are beyond the capabilities of even the most advanced classical supercomputers [4] Group 3: Industry Implications - The results highlight the potential of quantum computers to provide superior solutions for the financial services sector, surpassing standard classical methods [6] - Recent advancements in quantum hardware, cloud access, and software frameworks are driving financial institutions to move from research to operational pilots [7]

HSBC Holdings Plc has achieved a "Sputnik moment" with the first real-world trial of quantum computing in bond markets, delivering up to a 34% improvement in predicting the probability of winning customer inquiries in the European corporate bond market. This marks the first empirical evidence of quantum computing solving real-world problems in algorithmic bond trading and could intensify the race among major banks to develop and deploy quantum computing in financial markets. "Working with a team from IBM, H ...

Core Insights - The Risk Asia Awards 2025 recognize excellence in various categories related to risk management and financial services across Asia [1][2][3] Group 1: Derivatives Awards - Derivatives house of the year for Asia is awarded to UBS [1] - Other notable winners include Daiwa Securities for Japan, Crédit Agricole CIB for Hong Kong and South Korea, and OCBC Bank for Singapore [1] - The award for derivatives house of the year in China goes to Shenwan Hongyuan Securities, while CTBC Bank wins for Taiwan [1] Group 2: Specialized Awards - Standard Chartered is recognized as the interest rate derivatives house of the year [1] - BofA Securities wins the currency derivatives house of the year award [1] - UBS is awarded both equity and credit derivatives house of the year [1] Group 3: Technology and Risk Solutions - Murex is named technology vendor of the year and also wins for system support and implementation [2] - S&P Dow Jones Indices is recognized for quantitative investment solutions [2] - FactSet is awarded for risk solutions [2] Group 4: Compliance and Risk Management - The best AI solution for risk management is awarded to SAS Institute [2] - Wolters Kluwer receives multiple awards for various risk management solutions including IFRS 9 and credit risk management [2] - NICE Actimize is recognized for its AML solution of the year [2]

NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)--HSBC announced the appointment of Victor Matarranz as Head of International Wealth and Premier Banking (IWPB), Americas and Europe, effective October 1st. Victor will be responsible for expanding HSBC's wealth businesses across these regions, including the U.S, Mexico and Channel Islands and Isle of Man, and unlocking new opportunities in key global corridors. Victor joins HSBC from Banco Santander where he spent 13 years in senior leadership roles in Madrid and Londo. ...