Hang Seng Bank has a 7% share of deposits in Hong Kong as of the end of 2023, ranking fourth in the market after HSBC with 33%, Bank of China (Hong Kong) with 16%, and Standard Chartered with 12%.

Hang Seng Bank ('Hang Seng') today (18 November 2024) unveiled the newly renovated Hong Kong Main Branch in Central with the launch of Future Banking 2.0 – a bold transformation that seamlessly ...

Hang Seng Bank Ltd., a Hong Kong-based lender majority owned by HSBC Holdings Plc, is seeking an insurance partner after its existing agreement with Australia’s QBE Insurance Group Ltd. expired ...

Hang Seng Bank did not respond immediately to a request for comment on how many of its employees were considered "core staff". It employed around 8,300 people, mainly in Hong Kong and mainland ...

Hong Kong’s Hang Seng Bank, a subsidiary of HSBC, reported a 23 per cent rise in net profit for 2017, beating expectations, helped by higher interest income and fee income from stockbroking and ...

Hang Seng Bank Unveils Newly Renovated Hong Kong Main Branch with the Debut of the Market-New 'Come to You' Service Concept. Hang Seng Bank ('Hang Seng') today (18 November 2024) unveiled the newly ...

Hong Kong's Hang Seng Index ended the day 2.35% lower at 23,344.25, while the Hang Seng Tech index plunged 3.82% to 5,517.52. Meanwhile, mainland China's CSI 300 closed flat at 3,932.30.

Hang Seng Bank has reduced its Hong Kong dollar prime lending rate and Hong Kong dollar savings deposit rates. Its prime lending rate has been reduced by 25 basis points to 5.625% per annum.

Hong Kong retail lender Hang Seng Bank is laying off staff as part of its parent company HSBC Holdings’ aggressive restructuring aimed at enhancing cost-effectiveness and growth. The lender, 62. ...

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Hang Seng Bank has a 7% share of deposits in Hong Kong as of the end of 2023, ranking fourth in the market after HSBC with 33%, Bank of China (Hong Kong) with 16%, and Standard Chartered with 12%.

Hong Kong-based lender Hang Seng Bank said on Thursday that it was restructuring its business and streamlining duplicate roles in a move that would lead to job losses for about 1% of its "core staff".