Hsbc Business Case

HSBC is a public limited company, which means that it’s owned by shareholders. HSBC bank is one of the world's largest banking groups by assets. HSBC Holdings owns subsidiaries throughout Europe, Hong Kong and the rest of the Asia/Pacific region, the Middle East and Africa, and the Americas. The company has some 7,500 locations in more than 87 countries. This means that wherever you need financial services, they are there to help you. Its activities include consumer and commercial banking, credit cards, private banking, investment banking, and leasing. They have around 100 million customers. By looking at the amount of their customers, you can see that this makes them very popular bank across the world, but also this makes them trusted and popular bank in business. The purpose of the company is to make a profit. This is always a goal of the HSBC bank. To be pretty honest this is a goal of any business running around whole world or running only in the country. Also the purpose of HSBC bank is to provide best service around the world for their customers. They provide help for families to achieve short terms and long terms dreams, and financial goals, if they are struggling with money to gain their future dreams. Their main aim is to run a sustainable business for the long term. This is about aiming at achieving sustainable profits for shareholders, building long-lasting relationships with customers, valuing highly committed employees, respecting environmental limits and investing in communities. HSBC aims to offer customers around the world a consistently high quality service and experience using the benefits of scale, geographic reach and strong brand. Their aim is always to treat their customers fairly and to ensure that their fees, charges and terms are competitive. They manage their customers' deposits responsibly and lending criteria are strict, taking into consideration the customer's ability to repay their loans. They carry out market surveys and communicate directly