Supporting Businesses through COVID-19
HSBC continues to monitor the situation very closely, liaising with government and public health officials in the countries where we operate. Our priority is the wellbeing of our customers and staff.
Sustainability
Carbon-pricing after coronavirus
A Q&A on how the pandemic is affecting schemes designed to reduce emissions
Airlines’ CO2 emissions grounded – for now
Pandemic mothballs least efficient planes but delays low-carbon replacements
Social bonds ‘do things’ to counter coronavirus
Issuance finances healthcare and other pandemic responses
Covid-19 and its potential long-term socio-economic implications
This podcast was recorded at the beginning of June 2020 and in it Professor Greg Clark, Global Head of Future Cities and New Industries at HSBC, talks about the potential long-term socio-economic implications of Covid-19. During the podcast Greg discusses the ongoing impact the pandemic could have on some specific sectors such as Healthcare, Sustainability, Real Estate and Transport Infrastructure
Will sustainability matter to consumers after COVID-19?
The pandemic catalysed ESG trends despite financial pressures
HSBC Europe: Sustainable Bonds as a Response to COVID-19
Watch our sustainable finance experts discuss some of the inaugural COVID-bond issuances we have seen in the market to date as examples of the growing green, social and sustainable bond market globally.
May 05, 2020 | 45 mins
Leaving the city - How will life change if we commute less?
James Pomeroy, Economist, looks at the potential impact of the coronavirus lockdown on urbanisation trends.
Sustainable strategies – How to minimise loss of sales and maximise demand while protecting your business
Your business thrives on sales – which is why any sudden dips in demand can take an instant toll on the company
Conscience key to luxury buying after COVID-19
Brands must meet consumers’ demand for sustainable products
ESG stocks did best in COVID-19 slump
Climate and sustainable investments outperformed as pandemic struck
Coronavirus has sustainable consequences
For better or worse, COVID-19 can shape ESG issues from flying to work practices