1. HSBC delisted from China.
According to the latest shareholding structure chart provided by Tianyancha, after closing the above seven branches, HSBC China currently has 65,438+00 branches and 65,438+0 branches in China, all located in Shenzhen. At present, HSBC is still the foreign bank with the largest number of outlets in the mainland, with nearly 65,438+070 outlets covering 57 cities across the country, of which about one third is located in Guangdong.
Second, HSBC may completely withdraw from the China market.
After HSBC resumed its previous "layoff plan", many people wondered whether HSBC would leave the China market. After all, it is no small matter to lay off 35,000 employees. This layoff will have a great impact on HSBC. However, after the news fermented, HSBC quickly responded. I have to say that HSBC's superficial efforts are really "powerful enough". Obviously, it is the end of the road, but it is necessary to pretend to be a "gentleman", but this so-called rhetoric is not just wishful thinking. HSBC is in a "dilemma" in the China market.
Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation Limited is a foreign-funded bank. The Chinese literal translation is "The Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation Limited", the English abbreviation is HSBC, and the Chinese abbreviation is "HSBC", which means "Fenghui".
The Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation Limited is a wholly-owned subsidiary of HSBC Holdings Limited, which is a founding member of HSBC Group and its flagship in the Asia-Pacific region. It is also the largest registered bank in China Mainland and Hong Kong, and one of the three largest note-issuing banks in China Mainland and Hong Kong (the other two are Bank of China (Hong Kong) and Standard Chartered Bank). Headquartered in the Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation Building,No. Kloc-0, Queen's Road Central, Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation and its subsidiaries have set up about 700 branches and offices in the Asia-Pacific region.