What is HSBC GBA Wealth Management Connect?
HSBC GBA Wealth Management Connect enables eligible residents in GBA cities2 across mainland China and Hong Kong to invest in wealth management products distributed by us and the mainland China cooperating banks via a closed-loop fund flow channel3.
Through HSBC GBA Wealth Management Connect:
- we and the mainland China cooperating banks have made available over 400 eligible wealth management products in the GBA
- you can invest up to an individual customer quota of RMB 3 million4 . If you choose to invest through a securities firm in addition to HSBC Greater Bay Area Wealth Management Connect, the investment quota allocated between the channels is RMB 1.5 million each. Subject to respective aggregate quotas5 of RMB150 billion for Southbound and Northbound services
Enjoy HSBC GBA Wealth Management Connect Southbound limited offer now
- Enjoy up to HKD3,000 travel coupon by placing new fund in the HSBC GBA Wealth Management Connect Southbound account and completing the Risk Profile Questionnaire.
- Enjoy up to HKD6,000 travel coupon by successfully placing unit trusts or bonds subscriptions under HSBC GBA Wealth Management Connect Southbound account.
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Your ticket to a world of opportunities in the Greater Bay Area
The path to success involves broadening your horizons and digging deeper for investment opportunities. Tapping into the new urbanisation and economic potential of the Greater Bay Area (GBA), we‘ve partnered with HSBC China and Ping An Bank1 to provide HSBC GBA Wealth Management Connect Services ("HSBC GBA Wealth Connect") services to you. HSBC GBA Wealth Connect is geared at helping you achieve your wealth goals through an enhanced cross-border wealth management solution, all aimed at expanding your investment opportunities across the GBA.
Features
Effortlessly manage your cross-border transactions with HSBC GBA Wealth Connect.
Take your investments to the next level with these features:
- Diversified investment products
- Convenient 24/7 digital access to HSBC GBA Wealth Connect
- Access to GBA Wealth Management Connect Centres across the GBA
- Zero remittance fee for cross-border fund remittances7
- Wealth insights and solutions
Connecting you to a wealth of investment opportunities
Northbound services
Our Northbound services allow eligible residents in Hong Kong to invest in wealth management products distributed by the mainland China cooperating banks via designated channels. Cross-border fund remittances and transfers will be handled by HSBC Hong Kong.
Northbound services eligible products:
- Local Unit Trusts ranging from bond to balanced funds and money market funds
- Public fixed income wealth management products
Northbound wealth management products are delivered and managed by third party product providers. Under no circumstances will the mainland China cooperating banks be liable for the responsibilities of investment, redemption, and risk management.
Please note investment products offered by the mainland China cooperating banks under Northbound services have not been authorised by the Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) and the relevant offering documents have not been examined by the SFC.
Learn more about HSBC GBA Wealth Connect from HSBC China, our mainland partner bank.
Learn more about HSBC GBA Wealth Connect from Ping An Bank, our mainland partner bank.
Southbound services
Our Southbound services allow eligible residents in GBA cities in mainland China to invest in over 150 wealth management products distributed by HSBC Hong Kong via designated channels. Cross-boundary funds remittances and transfers will be handled by the mainland China cooperating bank.
Southbound services eligible products6:
- Unit Trusts: Over 20 Unit Trust products, supporting 120 share classes, 9 currencies, and covering funds type ranging from balanced, bond and money market funds
- Bonds: Over 20 bonds, covering both corporate bonds and government bonds
- Deposits: 11 currencies, including HKD, USD, RMB, AUD, CAD, CHF, EUR, JPY, GBP, NZD, and SGD.
How to get started with HSBC GBA Wealth Connect services
Greater Bay Area Awards
With our deep roots in Hong Kong, a strong onshore and offshore China franchise and our global network, we're well-positioned to serve as your bridge between markets – both locally and abroad. Indeed, that's why Asiamoney named us as the Best International Bank for Greater Bay Area (GBA) and Best International Bank for Wealth Management Connect at its inaugural GBA Awards in 2023 and 2022. Bloomberg Businessweek Chinese Edition also named us as GBA Bank of the year – Excellence and ESG Sustainability of the year – Excellence in 2023.
Asiamoney Best International Bank for Greater Bay Area (GBA) 2023
Asiamoney Best International Bank for Wealth Management Connect 2022
Bloomberg Businessweek Chinese Edition GBA Bank of the Year - Excellence
Bloomberg Businessweek Chinese Edition GBA ESG Sustainability of the Year – Excellence
Contact us
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Important information
Remarks:
- HSBC Bank (China) Company Limited ("HSBC China") and Ping An Bank Co., Ltd ("Ping An Bank") are our cooperating banks in mainland China for HSBC GBA Wealth Management Connect Services. HSBC China and Ping An Bank are not authorised institutions as defined in the Hong Kong Banking Ordinance and are not subject to the supervision of the Hong Kong Monetary Authority. HSBC China and Ping An Bank cannot carry on any banking business or business of taking deposits in Hong Kong. Any deposits maintained with HSBC China and Ping An Bank are not protected under the Deposit Protection Scheme in Hong Kong.
- The 9 Greater Bay Area cities within mainland China refer to Guangzhou, Shenzhen, Zhuhai, Foshan, Zhongshan, Dongguan, Huizhou, Jiangmen and Zhaoqing.
- Under the HSBC GBA Wealth Connect services, cross-border remittance must be conducted between the paired dedicated investment and remittance accounts maintained with us and the mainland China cooperating bank.
- The usage of individual investor quota subject to a cap of RMB 3 million and is calculated as follows:
a. Usage of individual investor quota under the Southbound services = cumulative remittances from mainland China to Hong Kong and Macao under the Southbound services – cumulative remittances from Hong Kong and Macao back to mainland China under the Southbound services
b. Usage of individual investor quota under the Northbound services = cumulative remittances to mainland China under the Northbound services – cumulative remittances from mainland China under the Northbound services - We will check the usage of the aggregate quota before accepting remittances to ensure that the net remittance under the Northbound services or Southbound services does not exceed the relevant aggregate quota. Instructions for remittances from the mainland China to Hong Kong under the Southbound services or from Hong Kong to mainland China under the Northbound services may be put on hold as a result of the relevant aggregate quota being used up.
- Unless otherwise specified or promotional offer is applicable, eligible product transactions under Southbound services placed using GBA Wealth Connect account are subject to HSBC One fees and charges.
- HSBC imposes HKD0 handling fees on customers who transfer money between mainland China and Hong Kong for investing in products under the HSBC GBA Wealth Connect via online and mobile banking between the paired accounts. The remittance service is subject to intermediary bank charge. For details of remittance fees charged by our mainland China cooperating banks, please visit the public website of HSBC China and Ping An Bank for details.
- Vulnerable customer refers to a customer whose ability to understand the associated risks of his/her investment and withstand the potential losses of the investment is limited. In determining whether a customer is a vulnerable customer, banks will take a holistic view of the circumstances of the customer, including the level of financial sophistication (e.g. investment experience), the state of mind (e.g. ability to make investment decision) and the level of wealth.
- Full civil capacity refers to an individual aged 18 or above who is able to fully account for their own conduct.