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Dear customer,Thank you for your trust in HSBC Bank (China) Company Ltd ("we" or "HSBC China"). In order to successfully take over your deposits and investment products in Citibank (China) Company, Ltd ("Citi China"), please complete identity verification. The process includes the steps of verifying your identity information, informing you of important information, and confirming your debit card mailing address (if required). From 1 December 2024, we will only accept identity verification via offline branch visit. The online identity verification website (including QR code) has ceased. To ensure the normal use of your accounts, we sincerely invite you to visit a nearby HSBC China branch (personal banking service branch) to complete identity verification.The dedicated customer service hotline for Citi migration customers (+86) 400 820 0006 or (+86 21) 5060 6440 will also cease from 1 January 2025. HSBC China customer service hotline 95366 will continue to serve you. Please contact (+86 21) 95366 if you are calling from overseas, Hong Kong SAR, Macau SAR or Taiwan.To know more about the Service Starting Date (June 11, 2024) and other important information, please click "Important Information" below to view the full text of Transfer Preparation Notification.

Frequently asked questions I forgot my online banking username. What should I do? What should I do if I forget my password? How to activate Digital Authentication? How do I use Global Transfer to send money overseas? If my identity document has expired, how can I continue to use my account or card? How do I change my credit card limit? What devices and operating system versions does the HSBC China Mobile Banking App currently support? Other frequently asked questions Online customer service Have more questions? You can access online customer services by downloading the HSBC China Mobile Banking app and tapping the 'online customer service' icon on the top right or on 'Me' tab. You can also follow the HSBC China WeChat Service Account, with our AI chatbot 'Xiao Feng' at your service 24/7 to help you find the right solution whenever you need them. Our agents are also available online from 9am to 9pm everyday. HSBC China Mobile Banking app HSBC China WeChat service account FAQs about products and services of Small Business Banking Disclaimer These FAQs are intended to provide an overview of the information on issues related to financial products or services, or regulatory requirements faced when undertaking financial activity in mainland China. Due to the diversity and complexity of financial products/services and local regulatory environment these FAQs can only provide an outline of the issues. The information is provided for your reference only and shall not be construed as legal, financial or any other professional

Investment channels Subscribe and redeem Wealth Management Product in the relevant section on the HSBC China Mobile Banking app or at any of our branches. If you're not an HSBC China customer, you can book a consultation appointment online or visit us at a branch in person. Scan the QR code to download the HSBC China Mobile Banking App Register/Log on to Online Banking Leave your contact details with us and we'll be in touch in 1-2 business days Call us 400-820-3090 (8:30-17:30, Mon - Fri) Please dial the country code of mainland China +86 if you are calling from overseas, Hong Kong SAR, Macau SAR, or Taiwan Wealth Management Product Sales License Frequently asked questions 1. What is a Wealth Management Product? 2. How to categorise Wealth Management Products by investment nature? 3. How to categorise Wealth Management Products by operation modes? 4. How to categorise Wealth Management Products by raising methods? You may also be interested in Risk Disclosure and Disclaimer

To Hawksford directly since 2014 and also support their underlying managed clients in Jersey as part of the HSBC CI&IOM Regulated Corporate Service Provider offering. When the company decided the time was right to expand into China, they turned to the bank in large part because of their network.The HSBC China Connections meeting was very beneficial, it expanded our view of the business prospects for our clients and us in China.MICHEL VAN LEEUWEN | CHIEF EXECUTIVE OF HAWKSFORDHeld in October of 2017 in Shanghai, the event brought companies from around the world together to explore growth opportunities in the region. HSBC also helped Hawksford with the acquisition of People & Projects Ltd, (P&P) – one of Asia’s leading independent corporate services providers.Building connections with a trusted partnerWith the acquisition of P&P, Hawksford grew its office network significantly to create a truly pan-Asian corporate services platform with 50% of its employees based in Asia. The company today has 440 professionals across 12 locations worldwide, including five offices in China that provide outsourced corporate services ranging from market-entry and setup to payroll and accounting and more. “This allows our clients to focus on their businesses while we take care of the day-to-day administration,” says Mr van Leeuwen. The rich opportunity Hawksford sees for itself and others in China doesn’t stop here, he continues. “We will want to keep on expanding both organically and inorganically. HSBC would be our first port of call because of their strong presence in the region, which helps

HSBC in the USA Our ServicesHSBC USA provides tailored financial solutions to large corporate, institutional and government clients, alongside international and domestic banking services for corporate, international subsidiaries, innovation and business clients. We support individuals, families, business owners, investors and entrepreneurs around the world to manage, protect and grow their wealth. HSBC has 17 wholesale banking offices and 21 wealth centers across the U.S., including New York, Washington D.C., Miami, Los Angeles and San Francisco. Our HeadquartersHSBC U.S. Headquarters, The Spiral in New York City[Photo Credit: Laurian Ghinitoiu] Our CEOLisa McGeoughPresident, Chief Executive Officer and Head of Banking for HSBC US HSBC History in the USAOur presence in the USA dates back to 1875 when HSBC opened an office in San Francisco, and five years later, an office in New York City. Both locations specialized in trade finance. In 1955, the San Francisco office was converted to The Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation of California, a new subsidiary that developed a small network of branches with a continued focus on trade.In 1980, HSBC acquired a majority stake in Marine Midland Bank, with a full takeover completed seven years later. Marine Midland Bank was renamed HSBC Bank USA in 1999. In that same year, HSBC Holdings plc made its debut on the New York Stock Exchange and completed the acquisition of Republic New York Corporation.In 2024, HSBC moved its corporate U.S. headquarters to The Spiral in New York City, the financial capital of the world, reaffirming our commitment to our clients. HSBC Group history timeline Hong Kong harbour, Chinese artist, early 1860s Staff in Fuzhou, China, 1887 Portrait of Thomas Jackson, around 1890 Chinese railway bond certificate, 1907 Staff in military uniform, First World War Prison camp diary of HSBC staff member Max Haymes, 1943 Hong Kong garment factory, around 1950 Persian banknote, early 20th century UK cash machine, around 1970 HSBC office, New York, 1999 HSBC lion, London, present day The Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation Limited opened in Hong Kong on 3 March 1865 and in Shanghai one month later. It was the first locally owned bank to operate

According to Scottish banking principles. By 1875 HSBC was present in seven countries across Asia, Europe and North America. It financed the export of tea and silk from China, cotton and jute from India, sugar from the Philippines and rice and silk from Vietnam. By 1900, after strong growth under Chief Manager Thomas Jackson, the bank had expanded into 16 countries and was financing trade across the world. Bullion, exchange and merchant banking were important features of the bank’s business. In the early 20th century, HSBC widened the scope of its activities in Asia. It issued loans to national governments to finance modernisation and infrastructure projects such as railway building. The First World War brought disruption and dislocation to many businesses. By the 1920s, however, Asia was beginning to prosper again as new industries developed and trade in commodities such as rubber and tin soared. The 1930s brought recession and turmoil to many markets. Nonetheless, HSBC asked architects Palmer and Turner to design a new head office in Hong Kong: “Please build us the best bank in the world.” The cutting-edge art deco building opened in 1935. The bank faced one of its most challenging times during the Second World War. Staff in Asia showed huge courage in the face of adversity. Many became prisoners of war. Only the London, Indian and US branches remained in full operation. At the end of the war, HSBC took on a key role in the reconstruction of the Hong Kong economy. Its support helped established manufacturers as well as newcomers to Hong Kong grow their business. By the 1970s the bank had expanded through acquisition. HSBC bought Mercantile Bank and The British Bank of the Middle East in 1959. In 1972 it formed a merchant banking arm, extending its range of services. In the 1980s HSBC bought Marine Midland Bank in the US. In 1992, the newly created HSBC Holdings plc made a recommended offer for full ownership of the UK’s Midland Bank. Following the acquisition, HSBC moved its headquarters to London. In 1998, the bank announced it would adopt a unified brand,