
Europe’s ‘debt illusion’
Borrowing provides a short-term economic boost – but it must eventually be repaid
Boost working capital to cover short-term or day-to-day expenses by drawing, repaying and redrawing cash as needed within the limits of the facility.
Minimise the risk of unplanned overdrafts. Improve your cash flow management by having the option to easily access funds.
Gain more control over employee spending with the ability to separate business and personal expenses, as well as manage business transactions online.
Borrowing provides a short-term economic boost – but it must eventually be repaid
Watch Noel Quinn talk about some of the Navigator findings and how HSBC can help you unlock future opportunities for your business.
Welcome to Business Beyond COVID-19, HSBC’s podcast series about embracing business unusual through the global pandemic and beyond. We talk to industry leaders and experts to understand how they are adapting, reshaping and innovating through these extraordinary times.
Adopted in 2007 and implemented in 2009, the Payment Services Directive (PSD1) aimed to create a single market for payments in the European Union, as well as provide a foundation for the Single Euro Payments Area (SEPA).
Find out how we plan to help build a thriving low-carbon economy.
Lockdowns depressed demand, now the economy’s supply side is threatened
Read the latest report on the recent developments in sustainable finance solutions, in the face of the COVID-19 pandemic.
As featured in Treasury Today Magazine, January/February edition