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Ever wondered what a Communications Trainee does? Naima, one of our Communications Trainees in Qatar, provides a glimpse into what a typical day looks like — plus a sneak peek at our new office space 👀

One of the most significant intergenerational wealth transfers in modern history is unfolding. This is creating a shift in philanthropic thinking, with younger generations bringing new perspectives on what constitutes purpose, impact and social change, says Russell Prior OBE, a philanthropy expert for HSBC Private Bank. Learn more about these new perspectives: https://lnkd.in/epE2hQXN

Step inside HSBC’s HyQ – our office tower on the Qianhai seafront, in China’s Greater Bay Area. This 25-storey building is fitted with energy efficient systems and powered entirely by renewable energy. You’ll find terraces that bring the outdoors in, open spaces that make it easier to connect and collaborate, and facilities including a social lounge, a sports centre and parenting rooms to support wellbeing. What would be your go-to space for the day?

HSBC's 13th Annual China Conference in Shenzhen is a wrap! More than 1,500 investors, business leaders and policymakers (and one humanoid robot) joined our two-day event this week. There were 50+ speakers as discussions focused on topics including trade, investment and the emerging tech shaping China's next chapter and global growth. Beyond the stage, about 2,000 client meetings connected nearly 140 companies across sectors spanning technology, finance, energy and healthcare, as delegates explored new opportunities and partnerships. Read more on the key insights from our speakers: https://lnkd.in/eeYETVDc

Q-Day, the estimated point at which quantum computers could break some of today’s most important cryptography standards, is no longer a distant concern. Timelines are solidifying, and organisations, including banks, must start preparing now to support a quantum-safe future, says Alejandro Rodríguez-Pardo Montblanch, Quantum Communications and Networking Lead, HSBC. Find out more about why the increasing focus on quantum timelines demands a disciplined response: https://lnkd.in/eNpXUqFh

Connections were made, opportunities embraced and partnerships built when we brought together a diverse mix of fintech entrepreneurs, investors and financiers at HSBC’s inaugural Asia Fintech Summit in Hong Kong. Delegates shared insights, analysed trends and discussed funding opportunities, as the summit highlighted Asia’s pivotal role in the global fintech economy and we demonstrated how our expertise as investor, partner and adviser puts us at the heart of it. Read more: https://lnkd.in/gKCynE5v

The relationship between traditional banks and fintechs has become more symbiotic over time – and the confluence of AI, and digital assets and currencies is turbo-charging it, says Jo Miyake, our Head of Banking, Asia and Middle East. At our inaugural Asia Fintech Summit in Hong Kong last Friday, we brought together fintech entrepreneurs, investors and financiers – connecting them with each other and with HSBC’s expertise. (Look out for our event highlights on Wednesday). Read more from Jo: https://lnkd.in/eeb_iUnQ

The US dollar remains the world’s leading currency, and few expect that to change in our lifetimes. Yet, diversification is a clear trend, expressed in demand for alternative currencies, in enthusiasm for virtual assets and gold, and for the renminbi (RMB), the currency of China, the world’s largest trading economy, says David Liao, Co-CEO for Asia and Middle East, HSBC. Read more from David on how diversification is driving up RMB adoption: https://lnkd.in/e3qdPuE9

When we’re on holiday🌴, all sorts of new experiences can entice us to stretch our budget. Trying out new things can add to the fun. 🥳

Meet our new graduate cohort 🎓 Last week, our global onboarding programme kicked off, bringing together around 1,500 graduates for a shared induction. This is followed by business-specific training in our world-class global training facility in Nansha, China. This year’s cohort brings fresh perspectives from more than 500 universities across 19 markets, representing a wide range of different degree disciplines, from STEM to humanities, and with 60 languages between them, making them a very diverse cohort. Good luck, grads!