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Guide to HSBC Global Research - What's behind our insights and ideas
Want to know more about HSBC Global Research? David May, Global Head of Research, explains who we are, what we do and how we are innovating to serve clients more effectively than ever. Any questions? Just email us at askresearch@hsbc.com. And for topical, free-to-view insights, follow us on LinkedIn #hsbcresearch
Our reach
Thanks to HSBC’s international footprint, we have a strong focus on emerging markets and are able to put developments in a global context. We have analysts on the ground in some of the fastest growing markets in the world, something that differentiates us from other research houses.
Analysts
We have more than c.300 analysts and associates in 20 locations across Asia-Pacific, the Americas, Europe, the Middle East and Africa
Asset classes
Producing c.14,000 reports annually across Economics, FX, Fixed Income, Equities, Emerging Markets, ESG, Data Science and Multi-Asset
Focus
With USPs focused on EM, Asia, China, UK, ESG, Macro/ Multi-Asset and Data Science
Equities
Our Equities analysts cover c1.900 companies around the world
HSBC Global Research podcasts
The Macro Viewpoint - What’s next for the global economy and emerging markets
Janet Henry and Murat Ulgen discuss the impact of China’s reopening on the rest of the world, the outlook for inflation and central bank policy, and whether emerging market assets can recover some of the deep losses seen over the past two years. This podcast is also available on Spotify and Apple Podcasts.
Under the Banyan Tree - China gets ready to travel and spend
Herald van der Linde and Fred Neumann discuss the wide-ranging impacts of China's grand reopening on economies and equity markets in Asia and beyond. This podcast is also available on Spotify and Apple Podcasts.
The ESG Brief - What 352 finance professionals are telling us
Wai-Shin Chan, Head of ESG Research and the Climate Change Centre, weighs up the results of our third ESG Sentiment Survey and finds few big wins from the recent COP27 global climate negotiations. This podcast is also available on Spotify and Apple Podcasts.
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Research Direct
We offer access to our research platform to new clients in a simple and effective way:
- We carry out a short due diligence process to quickly on-board you as a client of HSBC Global Research
- You will get access to our research through website, third party aggregators and our HSBC Global Research mobile app
- Access is global and multi-product including our thematic research, ESG and Data Science.
Gaining access to Global Research
We have various products available for clients as well as non-clients. To get started follow these easy steps.
Available to clients
Download the HSBC Global Research app
From App Store or Google Play. The app features topical and timely curated reports, multimedia and upcoming events.
Available to all
Connect with HSBC Global Research on LinkedIn
Search for #hsbcresearch. Reports and Live Events are free-to-view and can be easily shared with contacts.
New horizons – 9 key themes
HSBC Global Research is taking a new approach to investing in today’s world of disruptive, complex and rapid change. We are applying our multi-asset and geographical reach to understand the big events unfolding today and their investment implications through nine big themes.
New horizons
From Future Cities to Demographics and Energy Transition, this brochure explains our 9 themes and how to access them.
Your guide to Global Research
We have the expertise to help institutional and corporate clients – as well as our colleagues at HSBC – navigate these uncertain times. Our award-winning analysts produce more than 13,000 reports each year with topical, timely and relevant insight on everything from currency movements to commodities, bond yields, global stock markets, macroeconomics, and technology trends. View our brochure or watch our video to find out more.
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