HSBC Expat

HSBC Bank International Limited
Type	Subsidiary of HSBC Holdings plc
Industry	Finance and Insurance
Headquarters	Saint Helier, Jersey, Channel Islands
Products	Financial Services
Website	www.expat.hsbc.com

HSBC Expat, formerly HSBC International, is the offshore banking arm of the HSBC Group and is wholly owned by HSBC Holdings plc , focusing on providing offshore solutions and cross border services to expatriates and migrants. It provides a full range of multi-currency personal banking services to a range of customer segments, including a full internet banking and telephone banking service. Sometimes referred to as "HSBC Offshore", the business also offers independent financial planning, and has representative offices all over the world, often working alongside local HSBC operations in those regions.

HSBC Expat originated from the business started by Midland Bank and is based in the Channel Islands. Its operations in the Channel Islands are centred on its registered headquarters on the seafront in St Helier, Jersey. Named 'HSBC House', the building comprises departments such as Premier, Global Funds & Investments, e-Business and a 24-hour 'Direct Banking Centre'. It has assets of less than £1bn. It previously had operations on the Isle of Man and Guernsey, but as of January 2013 has closed its branches in both of these locations.^[1]

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Board of directors	Douglas Flint (Group Chairman) Stuart Gulliver (Group CEO) Iain Mackay (Group Finance Director) Marc Moses (Group Chief Risk Officer) Phillip Ameen Kathleen L. Casey Safra A. Catz Laura Cha Lord Evans of Weardale Joachim Faber Rona Fairhead Sam Laidlaw John Lipsky Rachel Lomax Heidi Miller Sir Simon Robertson Jonathan Symonds

Brands	First Direct Hang Seng Bank HSBC HSBC Expat HSBC Premier HSBC Private Bank HSBC Trinkaus M&S Money Proa SABB

Principal local banks	Argentina Australia Canada People's Republic of China Egypt France Germany Hong Kong India Malaysia Middle East Mexico Panama Poland Saudi Arabia Sri Lanka Taiwan Turkey United Kingdom United States

Minority stakes and joint ventures	Bank of Communications (19%) HSBC Saudi Arabia (60%) SABB (40%) Techcombank (15%)

Predecessor companies	Grupo Banistmo Bank of British Columbia Barclays Bank Canada Beneficial Continental Bank of Canada Crédit Commercial de France Greenwich Savings Bank Guyerzeller Household Imperial Bank of Persia Lloyds Bank Canada Marine Midland Bank Midland Bank Republic New York Samuel Montagu & Co. Williamsburgh Savings Bank

Former subsidiaries	HSBC Bank (Brazil)

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References

↑ Battersby, Mark. "HSBC Bank Intl closes branches in Isle of Man and Guernsey, leaving only the Jersey headquarters". International Adviser. Retrieved 16 February 2013.

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