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| HSBC LAUNCHES 3 YEAR STRUCTURED NOTE LINK TO GOLD Thursday, 10th December 2009 HSBC has just recently launched an AUD-denominated 3 Year Fixed-Coupon Note. The note is 100% principal-protected and is linked to the price performance of gold. Investors of the note avail themselves to the opportunity of earning attractive returns while taking minimal risk to their capital. Investors are guaranteed a fixed lower coupon rate. The maximum potential return in a year, if the price of gold performs to the investor's favour, is 6.15 per cent. "Enduring concerns regarding the fundamental strength of the global financial markets, as well as the uncertainties as to whether any of the economic data we have seen recently are manifestations of a self-sustainable global economic recovery ensures that gold remains a popular safe-haven investment." said Quan Lim, Assistant Manager for Premier and Wealth Management for HSBC Brunei. Investors of the note may see their investment as a fixed deposit receiving full capital protection, while participating in potential additional returns through price fluctuations in the Australian dollar. This product is just one of HSBC's comprehensive ranges of wealth management solutions which include equity and bond funds, structured notes made available on a regular basis as well as many wealth protection products that can help customers manage their wealth and grow their income. For more information customers can visit www.hsbc.com.bn or any of the bank's 10 branches nationwide. |
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SPECIAL DEAL FOR HSBC PREMIER AT EXCAPADE SUSHI
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| HSBC INTRODUCES FLEXI WORK PROGRAMME Friday, 27th November 2009 As of 1 December 2009 HSBC will roll out a Flexible Working Arrangement (FWA) for its staff. The FWA is a programme which enhances staff work life flexibility and accomodates to each individual's varied needs. "Whether staff is taking part time studies, starting a new family, having youg children or is looking after elderly parents, FWA enables staff to balance their work and personal commitments. We believe in work life balance at HSBC and FWA is one of many programmes we do in achieving our goal of being the best place to work." "The introduction of flexible working demonstrates our commitement to listening and responding to employee feedback and is a signigicant milestone in our journey to become an employer of choice and further differentiate our employee brand in the market" said Dayangku Fatimah Pengiran Haji Jadid, Senior Human Resources Manager, HSBC Brunei. There are five options available to all full time staff under the FWA umbrella. The home working options allows staff to work from home a maximum two days a week, the part time option allows staff to split their week and embark on other areas like studying whilst with the special leave staff can take up to two months unpaid leave every calendar year. The bank also has the sabbatical leave option which means that staff is able to take up to 12 months unpaid leave and the flex hours which enables staff to have flexible start and finish times. |
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HSBC BRUNEI EXECUTES IT'S FIRST CROSS-BORDER TRADE SETTLEMENT IN RENMINBI
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HSBC SHARES THE IMPORTANCE OF FINANCIAL PLANNING AT AN EARLY STAGE
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| HSBC YOUNG ENTREPRENEUR AWARDS IS BACK Friday, 30 October 2009 The HSBC Young Entrepreneur Awards is back for another year in Brunei and will also run concurrently in Hong Kong, Thailand, the Philippines and Bangladesh. The regional business plan writing competition is now in its ninth year where the finals will be held in Malaysia for the first time. "We are very proud and happy for the opportunity to share our learning and experiences with the students. Tackling climate change requires action from everyone and that includes young students as well. We come to schools to educate them on the science and risk of climate change and hopefully inspire a green change in their personal life, at home and at school" said Mr Lim Boon Teck, HSBC Climate Champion and Corporate Sustainability Manager. Mr. Gerald Sim from HSBC's Group Communications, who heads the team driving the HSBC YEA, has been busy visiting schools and institutions nationwide to promote the awards and encourage students to participate. "It aims to provide tertiary students an opportunity to develop their interest in entrepreneurship, enhance their creativity, and help them acquire new business skills to prepare them for the future. On top of all that the top three teams from Brunei will go on to Malaysia for a week long entrepreneurial trip" said Gerald Sim. During the roadshow students are briefed on the competition details, judging criteria and the attractive awards and prizes. The winning team from Brunei will take home a prize of BND3000 plus trophies, certificates and an opportunity to compete in the regional competition in Hong Kong next June, where they will stand the chance of winning about BND 20,000. Round One is simple, all participants have to do is send in their business idea of just 1000 words, much less than what is expected when doing essays/assignments for college. The business idea of not more than 1000 words should lead to the creation of a successful business which can be of a new product or service that fulfils a market niche or even an enhancement of an existing product or service that has the potential to create value, increase sales or reduce costs. It may consist of an entirely new idea or it could focus on a new way of doing things. Submissions can now be sent in through the YEA website at www.asiayea.com and the closing date for round one is 11 January 2009. |
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HSBC EDUCATES STUDENTS ON CLIMATE CHANGE
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HSBC JOINS MINISTRY OF FINANCE IN SME STRATEGY DISCUSSIONS
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| FUND MANAGERS BULLISH ON ASIA-PACIFIC EX-JAPAN EQUITIES IN 3Q09, SAYS HSBC SURVEY Thursday, 17 September 2009 ***Majority of fund managers also optimistic about emerging markets and Greater China equities in 3Q09*** ***Net inflows in equity funds in 2Q09 return to 2007 levels*** Nine out of 10 fund managers polled in HSBC’s quarterly Fund Managers Survey are holding a positive view on Asia-Pacific ex-Japan equities in the third quarter of 2009, up from 45 per cent in 2Q09. Overall, fund managers in the survey are more optimistic about equities as an investment class, with 50 per cent of fund managers overweight in the third quarter of the year from 30 per cent in 2Q09. Seventy-five per cent of fund managers remain bullish about Greater China equities this quarter (vs 75% in 2Q09), while nearly three-quarters (73%) of fund managers hold a positive view towards emerging markets equities, up from 27 per cent in 2Q09. Fund managers’ views on bonds shifted to neutral (70%) in 3Q09, compared to 20 per cent in 2Q09. Only 30 per cent of fund managers, down from 70 per cent last quarter, are bullish on bonds. The views are the least positive on cash, with a significant shift of fund managers (57% vs 25% in 2Q09) to an underweight view. No fund manager held an overweight view (vs 25% in 2Q09). Kamil Kaluza, HSBC’s Manager Premier and Wealth Management, said: “We see that improving market performance, combined with some signs of economic recovery especially in Asia-Pacific and emerging markets, are buoying investor sentiment for equities as people actively seek growth opportunities. Investors remain positive about Greater China equities, given the stellar performance of the stock market and positive signs of economic development in the region over the past few months.” The quarterly HSBC survey analysed 13 of the world’s leading fund management houses1 by their funds under management (FUM), their asset allocation views and their global money flows. The net money flow2 estimates are derived from movements in FUM versus index movements in the equivalent class. At the end of the second quarter of 2009, the fund houses covered in the survey reported aggregated FUM of US$3.1 trillion, representing about 15.2 per cent of the estimated total global FUM3. The survey shows that at the end of the second quarter of 2009, FUM increased by US$315 billion, up 11.4 per cent from 1Q09. Equity funds, which decreased by US$85 billion in the previous quarter, posted an increase of US$206 billion in 2Q09, contributing the most to the overall FUM growth in 2Q09. All other funds, except for money market funds, saw an increase in 2Q09. Emerging markets equities, Asia-Pacific ex-Japan equities and Greater China equities posted inflows in 2Q09, showing renewed confidence in the region’s recovery and growth prospects. Investors’ risk appetite for developed markets declined, resulting in outflows in North American and European (including UK) equities. Mr Kaluza said: “In 2Q09, investors appeared to gain more confidence as evidenced by increased inflows and a return to equity funds with a bias towards Asia-Pacific ex-Japan, emerging markets and Greater China. However, in the context of uncertain long-term growth prospects in the global economy and volatile equity markets, investors continued to preserve capital by keeping a portion of their assets in bonds invested in a diversified portfolio.” The HSBC Fund Flow Tracker, which represents cumulative dollar value of money flows covering the past 12 quarters, showed that within the equity funds sector, net inflows were recorded from 1Q09 to 2Q09. The 2Q09 net inflow volume returned to the highs of 1Q07 and 4Q07. With the current conditions of the market, those interested in investing will be pleased to hear that HSBC has launched a 3.5 years SGD Fixed Coupon (USD/CNY) a structured note that is linked to the performance of the spot price of Chinese Renminbi (Yuan) against the US dollar and payable semi annually. In addition, the note is 100% principal protection at maturity and is denominated in SGD. Investors can enjoy up to 7% over 3.5 years and is only available until 5 October 2009. |
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HSBC REWARDS CUSTOMER FOR GOING GREEN
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HSBC HELPS STUDENTS AT JIS BOOST THEIR CONFIDENCE
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HSBC GETS YOUR MONEY WORKING FOR YOU
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| HSBC STAFF HELP CLEAN KAMPUNG TANJUNG NANGKA CEMETARY Tuesday, 18 August 2009 The holy month of Ramadhan is just around the corner and Muslims across the globe are gearing up and getting ready for this special month. Apart from fasting and the delectable food that waits when breaking the fast, Ramadhan is also a month of giving and remembering those that are no longer with us. This year the bank’s staff led by Rosdi Amin Yaakub, Deputy Chief Executive Officer, Head of Retail Banking & Wealth Management and also Chairman of HSBC’s Islamic Welfare Body (Badan Kebajikan Islam) joined forces with residents of Kg Tanjung Nangka and had a gratifying end to the week. Equipped with spades, rakes and all the necessary tools the bank’s staff most of which are members of The Bank’s Islamic Welfare Body got busy cleaning the cemetery in preparation for the holy month. "I am very proud with our team that turned up at 7 am yesterday to volunteer and sacrifice their precious Sunday morning to continue this annual activity which has been going on for many years. It provides a great opportunity for members of the Islamic Welfare body to get together, away from their daily routine and join up with the community for a meaningful cause. I know it will go a long way and were well appreciated by the community" said Rosdi Amin. The Bank’s Islamic Welfare Body, was established back in 1992 and is very active in promoting religious activities for Muslim staff members outside office hours. Last year the bank’s staff helped rebuild a broken bridge leading to a cemetery in Kampung Tamoi. Annual initiatives organised by the body include monthly tahlil prayers, the annual participation in the Maulud Nabi procession and the breaking of fast with friends from Pusat Ehsan and the Crown Prince Orphans Trust. |
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HSBC SPONSORS ATDC YOUTH TRAINING PROGRAMME
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HSBC BRUNEI BEST CONSUMER AND CORPORATE & INSTITUTIONAL INTERNET BANK
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HSBC PARTNERS WITH EMPIRE HOTEL& COUNTRY CLUB FOR A GOOD CAUSE
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| HSBC WINS ENERGEY AWARD Friday, 31 July 2009 HSBC Brunei was recently awarded second runner up in the ASEAN Best Practices for Energy Management Building Category. The award ceremony has held in conjunction with the 27th Senior Officials Meeting on Energy (SOME) / ASEAN Ministers on Energy Meeting (AMEM) official dinner in Mandalay University Convocation Hall, Mandalay, Myanmar. Present at the awarding ceremony was Yang Berhormat Pehin Orang Kaya Seri Dewa Major General (Retired) Dato Seri Pahlawan Awang Haji Mohammad bin Haji Daud, Minister of Energy, who attended the ministerial meeting and Mr Lim Boon Teck, Manager Corporate Sustainability, HSBC Brunei, who received the award on behalf of HSBC Brunei. The ASEAN Energy Management Award is a region wide competition that recognized best energy management policy and practices by Companies in South East Asia. Conducted by ASEAN CENTER for Energy (ACE), it is an intergovernmental organization established by nation member of ASEAN. The Centre is envisioned to be a catalyst for the economic growth and development of the ASEAN region through collective activities on energy. The ASEAN ENERGY MANAGEMENT AWARD is in its third years and this year is the first time that a company from Brunei has won the award. HSBC energy management policy and practices is part of its overall corporate sustainability strategy which include reducing its carbon footprint. The award is recognition for HSBC strong commitment to reduce its energy consumption which includes: - Incorporating energy management as part of its top management oversight - The involvement of all staff member in energy management / reducing initiative - Its capacity building practices to ensure that sustainability of energy management practices Through simple yet innovative and low cost energy management initiative, HSBC Brunei is expected to save BND88,000.00 in energy bill and 279 tons of CO2. This is a win-win situation for HSBC business operation and the environment. Brunei’s energy consumption is one of the highest in the region. Transportation accounts for 53% of energy consumption, while commercial and residential sectors account for 32percent of energy consumption. HSBC is honored with the Award and is pleased to lead and share its success with other companies in Brunei so that they too can enjoy financial saving while acting responsibly towards the environment. |
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HSBC PRMIER CUSTOMERS GOT REWARDED
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ACCOLADES DEMONSTRATE HSBC ’s STRENGTH IN CHALLENGING TIMES
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HSBC HEART OF BORNEO CYCLE CHALLENGE A RESOUNDING SUCCESS
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HSBC'S YOUNG ENTREPRENEURS GET A TASTE OF THE BUSINESS ENVIRONMENT
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HSBC’S GO GREEN TEAMBUILDING
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| FUN FOR FAMILY AT HSBC'S HOB FAMILY FUN FAIR Sunday, 28 June 2009 Families thinking of what to do on the last day of school need not to worry as HSBC will be organising a family fun day this Sunday at the Yayasan Complex in the capital. The fun filled day will start as early as 10 a.m. with activities for all ages and better yet all proceeds from the day will go towards keeping the Heart of Borneo (HoB) beating. There will be bouncers for the children, food stalls, games and even lucky draw prizes up for grabs. The four main activities for the day will be the ECO-Challenge where participants will have to test their eco knowledge and physical skill to win and a coloring competition for children. Families with the cutest babies can sign their little ones up for the cutest baby competition and fitness fanatics can test their physical skill in the HoB obstacle course where the winner will take home a body sculpture home gym set. One of the reasons for the family fun fair is to raise fund for Heart of Borneo project. More than 350 cyclists have signed up for HSBC's second Heart of Borneo Challenge (HOB) and have been training weekly preparing for 28 July 2009 where they will all cycle for this good cause. The cycle challenge will start at Yayasan Shopping Complex in the capital to Bukit Beruang in Tutong and back to Yayasan shopping Complex again where the cyclist will be greeted with a warm welcome at the awaiting Fun day. The environment friendly challenge lead by Yang Berhormat Pehin Orang Kaya Seri Utama Dato Seri Setia Awang Haji Yahya bin Begawan Mudim Dato Paduka Haji Bakar Minister of Industry and Primary Resources will involve 200 HSBC staff volunteers, 350 cyclists and will most definitely be a challenge to remember. Mr Lim Boon Teck, HSBC's Corporate Sustainability Manager said, "The main reason for organising the Heart of Borneo Challenge is to engage individuals and corporate entities in the effort to protect our environment for the good of future generation. We are humbled by the support we have received from government, corporate entities and the general public." Due to the large number of cyclists on Sunday, 28 June 2009, motorists are reminded to be patient and extra careful when driving along Jalan Tutong, Hassanal Bolkiah highway, Tungku Link highway and the Muara Tutong highway where the route of the challenge will be. The recent unfortunate accidents involving cyclists highlight the danger that is faced each time they are on the road. Precautions have been taken to ensure safety of all cyclists but the bank is seeking cooperation from other road users. The cyclists will start at Yayasan Shopping Complex at 7 a.m. and is expected to finish back at the shopping complex in the capital by 3.00 p.m. where the fun fair will await them. HOB is a cross border conservation initiative involving Brunei, Indonesia and Malaysia. The initiative aims to preserve 220,000 sq km of pristine forest and create a more sustainable use of our forestry resources. HSBC is committing close to BND800, 000 in support of HOB related initiative. The two projects that HSBC is involved in is the 25-hectare research plot in Kuala Belalong in Temburong and the funding of HOB administration office. This is the second cycle challenge that has been organised by HSBC for HoB. The first cycle challenge involved more than 400 cyclists which started at HSBC Branch in Kuala Belait and finished at Serasa Beach. With the help of the cyclists and the general public, HSBC manage to raise more that BND 93,000 which went towards establishing the 25ha field study plot at Kuala Belalong Field Study Centre (KBFSC). |
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MORE FUND MANAGERS BULLISH ON GREATER CHINA EQUITIES THIS QUARTER, SAYS HSBC SURVEY.
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TEAM BELEAVERS WIN HSBC YOUNG ENTREPRENEUR AWARDS 08-09
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HSBC PREMIER ASSISTS FAMILY SENDING CHILDREN TO UK TO STUDY.
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MID-YEAR INVESTMENT UPDATE:"THE NEED TO HASTEN SLOWLY" WITH MR.ARJUNA MAHENDRAN
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HSBC LAUNCHES GLOBAL "BE PART OF THE SOLUTION" CAMPAIGN TO SUPPORT WORLD ENVIRONMENT DAY.
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| HSBC NAMED WORLD’s MOST VALUABLE INTERNATIONAL BANKING BRAND. Friday, 29 May 2009 HSBC is the top international banking brand in the 2009 BrandZ Top 100 Most Valuable Global Brands. The top 100 brands in the annual rankings comprise 17 categories, including financial institutions, insurance, technology, mobile operators, technology, retail and luxury. It is estimated that the total value of the 100 most valuable brands in the world is US$1.95 trillion. HSBC, with an estimated brand value of US$19.1 billion, is the top international banking brand in the financial institution category. In the overall ranking, HSBC is the world's 30th most valuable brand. The brand ranking exercise, now in its fourth year, evaluates brands by using economic and market data and proprietary consumer research from BrandZ, the world's largest study of consumers and business-to-business users' brand preferences. The study was conducted by global market research company Millward Brown. The dollar value of each brand in the ranking is the sum of all future earnings that brand is forecast to generate, discounted to a present day value. Financial data of the companies was also taken into account. The BrandZ ranking report said while many Western banks have suffered significant decreases in brand value as a result of the financial crisis, HSBC is the UK-based bank least affected as HSBC "was insulated by [its] strong presence in emerging markets". Sandy Flockhart, CEO of HSBC in Asia-Pacific, said: "Suffice to say we are delighted that the HSBC name remains not only widely recognised but also highly valued during these difficult economic times. Clearly, the global financial crisis has damaged the reputation of the banking sector in general with the total brand value of the industry declining by 11 per cent. What is also clear is that not all banks are the same: HSBC's brand actually gained value - a testament to our financial strength and to the commitment of our staff in upholding HSBC's long-standing values." The HSBC brand has been highly valued by consumers around the world. It has also taken top rankings recently in The Banker's 1,000 Global Banking Brands 2009 and Brand Finance's Global 500 Financial Brands I |
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HSBC RED SALE FINAL FIVE.
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HSBC LAUNCHES NEW INVESTMENT PRODUCT TO SUIT CURRENT MARKET.
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HSBC OPENS E-LEARNING CENTRE.
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CURRENCY WORKSHOP FOR HSBC CUSTOMERS.
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WIN A LUXURIOUS TRIP FOR YOU AND YOUR FAMILY TO VENETIAN MACAU WITH HSBC PREMIER.
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HSBC GLOBAL MARKETS MOVIE TREAT
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ITB STUDENTS LEARN THE IMPORTANCE OF BUSINESS PLANNING AND FINANCE
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HSBC CUSTOMERS GET A TASTE OF REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT IN LONDON.
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HSBC GIVES OUT CASH, SHOPPING VOUCHERS, MOBILE PHONES AND MANY MORE.
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| HSBC PEDAL POWER FOR EARTH DAY AND HEART OF BORNEO Wednesday, 22 April 2009 In a true demonstration of commitment to the environment through action, 30 HSBC staff including several senior executives, abandoned their cars and pedal to work in honour of Earth Day today. HSBC in Brunei and around the world have always had a long standing commitment to the environment. The bank has placed recycling bins at all premises to promote the importance of reduce, reuse and recycling among its staff since 2005. And in 2006, HSBC was the first bank to become carbon neutral. In an effort to reduce its own carbon footprint, HSBC offices globally have implemented Environment Management Systems that aims to better manage or reduce the bank's use of energy, water, waste and overall carbon emission. In March this year, HSBC Brunei invested in a new water chilled air condition system in its BSB headquarters which will reduce energy usage by as much as 30%, thus further reducing carbon emissions. In addition, HSBC is also actively promoting and raising public awareness on climate change and environment conservation. In August this year, at least one representative from HSBC Brunei will undergo a two week intensive program in China to be trained as a Climate Champion. Upon return, the newly appointed climate champion is expected to initiate projects that aim to educate the general public and colleagues on climate change and the importance of sustainable living. In 2008, HSBC help raised awareness on Climate Change and Heart of Borneo through a very successful cycling event themed "Heart of Borneo Challenge". The challenge is back again this year and it will be held on 28 June 2009 at Taman Sultan Omar Ali Saifuddin in the capital. "We were surprised and overwhelmed by the number of participants and support in last year cycling event. We would like to thank all friends and customers of HSBC who help made the 25ha project a reality. We hope they will support the event again this year" aid Lim Boon Teck, Manager Corporate Sustainability, HSBC Brunei. HSBC raised more than $93,000 through the Heart of Borneo challenge 2008. All funds collected have been channeled to establish a 25ha field study plot in Kuala Belalong Field Study Center. This project which was initiated by University Brunei Darussalam (UBD), will involve renown international research institution, Centre for Tropical Forest Science (CTFS) of the Smithsonian Tropical Rainforest Institute (STRI). This project under Brunei's Heart of Borneo initiative will help scientist better understand the impact that climate change has on Brunei and the forest. In addition to the $500,000 pledged for the Heart of Borneo Administrative office, HSBC has also committed to contribute USD 337,000 towards this project. In order to expand public involvement, in addition to the cycling, another key feature of HSBC Heart of Borneo Challenge 2009 will be a fun fair at Padang SOAS. The public will be able to participate in lots of fun activities and have a chance to win fabulous prizes. Triple Star Enterprise and SCOTTS have generously contributed prizes worth more than $13,000 to be given away on that day. "Green" themed children coloring competition and cutest baby competition are among the activities. All funds collected will be contributed to Heart of Borneo related projects. Registration form and details of HSBC HOB challenge 2009 will be available at all HSBC Branches and Triple Star before 1st May 2009. |
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MORE THAN SIMPLE INC IS HSBC YOUNG ENTREPRENEUR 2009.
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HSBC HELPING YOU PREPARE FOR THE FUTURE.
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HSBC RECOGNISES AND REWARDS STAFF.
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HSBC PRESENTS BND1,000 CASH TO DINO ERZAN.
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HSBC AND UBD EMBARK ON INITIATIVE TO MONITOR CLIMATE CHANGE.
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| HSBC AMANAH NAMED BEST SUKUK HOUSE Tuesday, 31 March 2009 HSBC Amanah has won three major awards in Euromoney's Islamic Finance Awards 2009. The global Islamic financial services arm of the HSBC Group won Best Sukuk House, Best Fund Manager and Best Takaful House reflecting HSBC Amanah's leadership in Islamic finance. Euromoney said, "In 2008, HSBC Amanah continued to mark itself out from the competitors in the sukuk market as it pushed forward with six new and innovative deals despite difficult market conditions." Euromoney highlighted a number of HSBC Amanah's winning deals that led to the winning of the Best Sukuk House Award; The Sabic's SAR5 billion (USD1.3 billion) deal - the first and largest riyal sukuk in 2008. In the Saudi market, HSBC also bookran the largest ever unrated sukuk entirely distributed within the kingdom. Whilst in Malaysia, HSBC Amanah was behind the largest ringgit-denominated sukuk issued in 2008 and the largest commodity murabaha sukuk in the ringgit market. The bank was also bookrunner on the first and largest project financing sukuk. Euromoney said, "HSBC Amanah continues to be the leading Islamic fund manager, with about USD4 billion in assets under management. The group holds the funds in 24 different mutual funds in several different geographies including the GCC countries, Egypt, Lebanon, Malaysia, Indonesia, Brunei and the UK. Hong Kong was also added to this list in December 2007 with the launch of the first Islamic investment fund." On presenting HSBC Amanah with the Best Fund Manager Award, Euromoney highlighted HSBC Amanah's innovation in this market. HSBC Amanah was the only fund manager to offer equity funds based on an active quant investment strategy with the help of in-house expertise from active quant specialist Sinopia Asset Management, The first to introduce investment-linked deposit products in the Middle East and also The first to launch investment-linked takaful products in Malaysia and Saudi Arabia. For the Best Takaful House Award Euromoney said, "SABB Takaful has grown impressively in the past 12 months in Saudi Arabia. Since inception in July 2007, the insurance provider has taken SAR180 million (USD48 million) in contributions, with 80 per cent coming from family takaful products." Euromoney highlighted its Simple Savings Takaful Plan as being the product that makes SABB Takaful stand out from its competitors. It said, "This leading product allows clients to save a small amount regularly, while offering protection against unforeseen circumstances." |
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HSBC's RED PHOTO COMPETITION.
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HSBC LAUNCHES INCREDIBLE RED SALE.
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HSBC TO JOIN WWF'S EARTH HOUR.
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HSBC SENDS BRUNEI NATIONAL RUGBY TEAM TO THE A5N.
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HSBC LAUNCHES EXCITING NEW INVESTMENT STRUCTURED NOTE TO EXISTING CUSTOMERS.
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HSBC GLOBAL ASSET MANAGEMENT OPENS OFFICE IN BRUNEI
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HSBC LAUNCHES GLOBAL SAFETY NET FOR ITS PREMIER CUSTOMERS.
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HSBC SPONSORS BLGA TO LABUAN GOLD COMPETITION
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| HSBC ISLAMIC WELFARE BODY ORGANISES RELIGIOUS TALK Thursday, 26 February 2009 Recently, HSBC's Islamic Welfare Body (BKI) organised a religious talk for its Muslim staff and their family members on Family Harmonisation at the HSBC Learning and Development Centre in Jerudong. The talk was conducted by Drs Haji Mohd Syahroni bin Haji Abdul Kahar, a religious speaker from the Islamic Dakwah Centre. He touched on the teachings and actions of Prophet Muhammad (Peace be upon Him) as an exemplary figure and urged to apply these teachings in our own household. Feby Latip of the Islamic Welfare Body of HSBC (BKI), said that the talk was very informative and relevant to today’s society especially in this age of globalization. The Bank’s Islamic Welfare Body (BKI), is very active in promoting religious activities for Muslim staff members outside office hours. The main objective of BKI is to strengthen and enhance relations between the staff of HSBC including their families. |
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THE MINISTER OF COMMUNICATION OFFICIALLY OPENS HSBC FINANCE BRUNEI
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HSBC'S NEW LOOK COMMERCIAL BANKING CENTRE IN KUALA BELAIT UNVEILED
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HSBC'S FESTIVE SHOPPING SPREE AT HUA HO KIULAP
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| HSBC LAUNCHES THE EXQUISITE VISA PLATINUM Friday, 16 January 2009 HSBC today launched the most prestigious arrival to its Credit Card Family, the HSBC Visa Platinum at the Indera Pura Lounge, The Empire Hotel and Country Club in Jerudong. Guest of Honour for the special event was Yang Berhormat Pehin Orang Kaya Indera Pahlawan Dato Seri Setia Awang Haji Suyoi bin Haji Osman the Minister of Health. This highly esteemed card has been designed to give cardholders a well-deserved and unlimited access to unsurpassed benefits and incredible rewards and privileges locally and abroad. The card, dubbed as the key to unlock a privileged life of distinct colour is intended for those who do not settle for less and is conscious of having the best in every aspect of life. In his welcoming remarks, Mr Tareq Muhmood, Chief Executive Officer, HSBC Brunei said, "We have over 70,000 customers who enjoy the benefits, recognition and international delivery that comes with the HSBC Credit Card. With its International recognition, HSBC Platinum will be recognising you as an extremely special customer". The HSBC Visa Platinum credit card offers a range of privileges, such as a dedicated hotline, discount on Rewards redemptions, Home & Away benefits as well as a perpetual fee waiver on card usage. For those who love travelling, they will be able to enjoy travel privileges from Royal Skies and free drinks at the Brunei International Airport's Coffee Bean! HSBC Visa Platinum Cardholders can also take advantage of an attractive Rewards program that will help cardholders earn points and redeem them for either Royal Skies or Kris Flyer miles. |
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HSBC TOPS EUROMONEY CASH MANAGEMENT POLL IN INDONESIA, INDIA, MALAYSIA, BRUNEI, SRI LANGKA
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20 TEAMS SHORTLISTED FOR ROUND TWO - HSBC YEA 2009/2009
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EARN KRISFLYER MILES WITH HSBC CREDIT CARDS
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