HSBC in Italy
Our services
HSBC has operated in Italy since 1995. We offer a wide range of financial services through our office in Milan.
Our clients are large and medium-sized Italian corporates with a strong international focus, local operations of multinational companies, financial institutions, and public sector entities. On the inbound side, we support foreign multinationals with their Italian banking needs.
HSBC’s services in Italy include corporate credit and lending, trade and receivables financing solutions, cash and payments solutions, interest rates and foreign exchange risk management and asset management. We also help our customers access debt capital markets, leveraged capital markets and the full breadth of structured finance solutions.
HSBC has a world-leading export finance business and plays a critical role in supporting Italian exports via Export Credit Agency-backed structures, with the benefit of a large network, where funding is often provided to overseas buyers.
HSBC is one of the most innovative providers of digital solutions to corporates, with a particular attention to facilitating and simplifying the running of an international treasury.
Unfortunately, HSBC in Italy does not offer personal banking services and cannot provide assistance to personal banking customers from any other overseas HSBC entities.
Watch out for fraud! HSBC in Italy does not offer banking or investment services to retail customers (natural persons). HSBC does not use agents, consultants or intermediaries to provide banking or investment services in Italy. The only office in Italy is in Milan with the contact details indicated on the official website.
Our headquarters
Via S. Protaso, 3,
20121 Milano MI
Italy
Our CEO
Gerd Pircher
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