Control

Managing risk

You need strategies and solutions to help you navigate an uncharted environment

Manage the risks of doing business. All businesses face some level of risk regardless of their type or size. That’s why HSBC offers an array of services designed to help you manage both your internal and external exposure. With access to our credit and lending services you’ll have solutions to help you manage fluctuations in cash flow or to finance capital investment. Our structured trade and import/export finance solutions are also available to help you mitigate counterparty risk – enabling you to expand into new markets with greater confidence.

Our Managing risk solutions

Credit and lending

Access our long and short-term loans designed to meet your specific funding requirements. Use our lending and credit solutions to finance capital investments and business growth, and obtain working capital to improve cash flow.

Exports

Gain more control over exports, improve cashflow and manage risks associated with international trade more effectively using HSBC’s export finance facilities. Our trade specialists have in-depth knowledge to help you assess market risks.

Guarantees

Conduct business with confidence, even where you lack established relationships, through the use of guarantees and standby letters of credit.

Imports

Upon approval, access working capital to bridge the gap between settlement with suppliers and payment from buyers.

Liquidity, liability and investments

Increase the efficiency of your operations by managing cash on a portfolio basis across more than 50 markets worldwide.

How can you protect your business from a cyberattack?

According to the firm EY Global, three out of four companies increased their investment in cybersecurity, nevertheless, preventive procedures still need to be included to avoid any attack.

How can you maintain a positive work culture through “home office” times?

During the current COVID-19 situation “home office” has become the norm. Nevertheless, social distancing, overloaded news consumption and new employee habits may affect their mood and consequently their productivity.