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The Energy and Resources Institute (TERI), along with HSBC, has announced the HSBC Living Business SME Awards, recognizing the social commitment of Small and Medium Enterprises, in the capital on Wednesday.

The Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation Limited (HSBC) is expecting to have additional 100 SME clients in their portfolio in factoring finance this fiscal (2010-11).

The Canara HSBC Oriental Bank of Commerce Life Insurance Company has decided to infuse Rs.300 crore this fiscal for operational expansion.

Services exports from India are likely to grow more than three-fold by 2030, increasing the country's share to 4% in global

Worry over the struggling Euro Zone economy and rising oil prices dragged Hong Kong down despite a modest gain on Mainland markets. Newly listed stocks performed poorly.

China and Hong Kong stocks tumbled after the HSBC preliminary manufacturing PMI fell sharply to 48.0, indicating slowing growth in China. Resources stocks posted steep losses.

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Hong Kong surged along with a strong showing by market giant HSBC and signs China is considering lowering its stamp duty tax.

Risk analysis can be defined as the probability of whether an actual return or an investment will be less than the expected return (Arnold 2019). With the help of sound risk management the bank is able to execute a plan and manage the exposure of the intuition to different risk.

Philip Morris Limited (PML), the affiliate of Philip Morris International (PMI) in the UK and Ireland, is stepping-up its fight against the illicit trade with the appointment of Catherine Goger to the role of Illicit Trade Prevention Manager. In this new role, Catherine is responsible for co-ordinating operations to tackle the sale of illicit products in the UK, continuing the company's working relationships with local authorities and supporting PML's Field Force and retail partners. Since joining PMI in 2022, Catherine has led the Fraud Prevention Team at Philip Morris Japan. Prior to PML, Catherine's career involved fighting money laundering and corruption across Latin America, Asia, and Europe. She also held senior positions at Ernst and Young, HSBC and Prudential. Her background in fighting illegal activity makes her well-equipped to understand how illicit operations impact legitimate retailers' businesses and strategies to overcome them.

Hong Kong finished lower due to a pull-back from Wednesday's big gains and worry over the simmering Greek debt crisis. Funds flowed to laggards in the market.

Weighed down by concerns about the slowing Chinese economy, Hong Kong struggled before posting slight gains when Mainland stocks rebounded from early losses.

This week's IMF report on risks facing Chinese banks underlines concerns facing China stock investors, but is unlikely to have much effect on stocks prices.

It was still consolidation city for Chinese stocks Friday as investors wait for signals from corporate results to get a new direction.

Hong Kong opened higher with futures gaining 200 points, but ended with losses after late weakness in Chinese and other Asian markets triggered profit-taking.

Hong Kong opened lower after the U.S. Federal Reserve Board indicated it would not pump more money into the U.S. economy.

Hong Kong blue chips opened 85 points higher, and upward momentum carried the market to solid gains, although turnover was weak.

Hong Kong lost some early gains when exchanges on the Mainland slumped, but regained momentum to extend Tuesday's rise in heavier trading.

The Hong Kong market rose sharply due to gains in Hong Kong-listed ADRs in the U.S. on Friday and to optimism Europe would solve its debt crisis at a regional summit on Wednesday.