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| Show your appreciation | Week in China | 18/05/2012 | preview | ||||
| Interview with Head of Global Custody for HSBC Securities Services | John Van Verre, Head of Global Custody | 16/05/2012 | preview | Interview with Head of Global Custody for HSBC Securities ServicesJohn Van Verre discusses the current market environment and how the Bank is equipping itself to assist clients in achieving their goals. |
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| Hedge fund industry questions draft AIFMD rules | Bill Scrimgeour, Global Head of Regulatory and Industry Affairs, HSBC Securities Services | 16/05/2012 | preview | Hedge fund industry questions draft AIFMD rulesThe European Commission's draft rules on the AIFMD could have a number of consequences, especially for depositaries, if they come into effect in their current form. |
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| Help, s'il vous plait | Week in China | 11/05/2012 | preview | Help, s'il vous plaitInterest in developing closer ties between China and Europe goes both ways. |
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| Food prices are back on Asia's table | Frederic Neumann, Co-Head of Asian Economic Research | 10/05/2012 | preview | Food prices are back on Asia's tableRecent global food prices favour the region but do not warrant ignoring inflation risks. |
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| Ghosts from the 1930s have returned to haunt us | Stephen King, Group Chief Economist | 10/05/2012 | preview | Ghosts from the 1930s have returned to haunt usStephen King draws parallels between the eurozone's current situation and the political extremism and economic unrest that preceded the Great Depression. |
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| Video: Outlook for the Middle East | HSBC Global Research | 09/05/2012 | preview | Video: Outlook for the Middle EastChief Middle East Economist Simon Williams discusses why the oil price bonanza is not enough to boost the region's growth. |
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| Video: China Inside Out | HSBC Global Research | 07/05/2012 | preview | Video: China Inside OutGreater China Chief Economist Qu Hongbin discusses Chongqing and Guangdong's economic approaches and why the latter's sustainability is key to China's further growth. |
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| Dark days ahead? | Week in China | 04/05/2012 | preview | Dark days ahead?International investors seem to have lost confidence in overseas-listed Chinese stocks. |
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| Guangdong, not Chongqing, shows China's future path | Qu Hongbin, Chief Economist, Greater China | 30/04/2012 | preview | Guangdong, not Chongqing, shows China's future pathGuangdong's reliance on the private sector, in contrast with Chongqing's dependence on government-led investment, represents China's future. |
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