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RBA’s ‘narrow path’ now leads to double rate rise before Christmas
Getting inflation back to target should now be the Reserve Bank’s priority, writes Paul Bloxham, Chief Economist, HSBC Australia, New Zealand, and Global Commodities.
HSBC agrees to sell AUD36 billion Australian home and personal loan portfolio to Blackstone
HSBC Bank Australia Limited (‘HSBC Australia’), an indirect subsidiary of HSBC Holdings plc (‘HSBC’ or ‘HSBC Group’) has entered an agreement to sell its portfolio of Australian home loans and personal loans (‘the Portfolio’) to Blackstone, the world’s largest alternative asset manager.
HSBC launches HSBC TradeCash in Australia
HSBC TradeCash is now live in Australia, a new trade finance solution enabling customers to upload sales invoice data online and draw down a loan against those invoices, helping them access working capital fast.
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