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HSBC top brass meet PM Modi, discuss India's growth, global integration 

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During a meeting with PM Modi, HSBC's leadership highlighted India's transformative policies and HSBC's support for initiatives such as Digital India. They acknowledged India's robust growth and offers tailored services for high-net-worth individuals and comprehensive solutions for corporate clients.
HSBC top brass meet PM Modi, discuss India's growth, global integration 
(Left to Right) HSBC Group Chairman Mark Tucker, Prime Minister Narendra Modi and HSBC Group CEO Georges Elhedery 

HSBC Group Chairman Mark Tucker and Group CEO Georges Elhedery met with Prime Minister Narendra Modi in New Delhi this week. The Prime Minister extended a warm welcome to them and shared his vision for Viksit Bharat and outlined the roadmap towards Atmanirbhar Bharat as a cornerstone of the nation’s progress.

The discussions highlighted India’s transformative policy initiatives and HSBC’s commitment to supporting the country’s global integration. HSBC commended India’s robust growth momentum and the government’s proactive efforts to “Bring the World to India and India to the World.” 

The dialogue also highlighted HSBC’s role in advancing India’s ambitions, particularly through its support for key national initiatives such as GIFT City, Digital India, Make in India, and Startup India.

HSBC offers a comprehensive range of services in India, catering to both resident as well as non-resident Indians across the globe.

For high-net-worth and ultra-high-net-worth individuals, including professionals, entrepreneurs, and their families with investable assets exceeding $2 million, the company offers an array of tailored solutions to meet their needs, while for business and corporate clients, it delivers a suite of services, including business accounts, global payments solutions, trade services, and a variety of borrowing options.

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For corporate and institutional clients, its offerings encompass transaction banking, treasury services, investment banking, advisory, capital markets, foreign exchange, fixed income, and derivatives.

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