HSBC’s commitment to the Belt and Road Initiative recognised in Asiamoney’s New Silk Road Finance Awards 2020
What is the Belt and Road Initiative?
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Our vision is aligned with the BRI’s goal of achieving a higher quality, and more open, inclusive, sustainable and market-driven programme.
Features
Coronavirus recovery: China’s Belt and Road is the ideal route for developing nations
Mukhtar Hussain
As published in South China Morning Post
- There can be no global recovery, especially for developing countries, without a recovery in the cross-border flow of capital, goods and services
- As a cosmopolitan, high quality and sustainable network for investment and trade, the Belt and Road Initiative can make a vital contribution to restarting the world economy
The Belt and Road Initiative: Globalisation’s next chapter
Mukhtar Hussain
Written by (E) BrandConnect, a commercial division of The Economist Group
Launched in 2013 by China's president, Xi Jinping, the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) envisaged a massive infrastructure build-out that would trace the "silk roads" that once traversed Eurasia and the seas connecting China to Africa
Connecting the world
Mukhtar Hussain
Written by (E) BrandConnect, a commercial division of The Economist Group
As part of a four-article series, HSBC examines how the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) is evolving in response to the lessons and challenges experienced so far and what this could mean for the global economy, from climate change to regional economic development and from project governance to trade connectivity. Our second article explores how the BRI is moving from infrastructure projects to a broader focus on increased cross-border and international connectivity.
HSBC and the BRI: How we can support businesses with ambitions to grow across the Belt and Road
Mukhtar Hussain
Written by (E) BrandConnect, a commercial division of The Economist Group
Our final article explores how HSBC's own deep roots in Asia position us to support regional and global clients seeking to join the BRI's new phase
The Belt & Road’s global impact
Janet Henry, Global Chief Economist
The Belt & Road Initiative spreads far beyond China and now extends beyond infrastructure spending. The investment flows from Beijing are set to continue growing, but low-income countries need to find the right balance between providing infrastructure and increasing debt.
HSBC Bangladesh-China Connections: Business Talks with Sinohydro Corporation Ltd
Power supply is a vital component to the economic and infrastructure development in Bangladesh. In this video, Mr Luo Jun, Chief Accountant, Mirsarai Power Plant Project, Sinohydro Corporation Limited, shares his views on how Chinese companies ought to capitalise on the vast opportunities arising from the Bangladesh economic development in a timely manner.
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Belt and Road is about opportunity. For construction, logistics and energy companies; for exporters and for local and international investors, by galvanising fundraising and financial-markets activity across dozens of countries housing hundreds of millions of people in the coming years.
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