Webinars
Past webinars – Watch now on demand
HSBC GIF Multi-Asset Style Factors
Quarterly strategy update
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Mathieu Guillemet |
In this webinar, Mathieu Guillemet gives an insight into the performance attribution since end-March, comment on the current portfolio positioning and answer questions.
25 June 2020
Sustainability
The role of green bonds
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Stephanie Maier |
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Michael Ridley |
Stephanie Maier, Director, Responsible Investment and Michael Ridley, Senior Responsible Investment Specialist share their views on how green bonds can play a role in mobilising green finance and delivering impact towards a lower carbon world.
23 June 2020
HSBC Mid-Year Outlook 2020: Global Liquidity
Another opportunity to learn
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Jonathan Curry |
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Joe Little |
After the “great lockdown” and the “sudden stop” in 2020 so far, what comes next? The COVID-19 crisis provides another opportunity to learn. Joe Little and Jonathan Curry share their thoughts on the global economy and key considerations for money market investors.
12 June 2020
HSBC Mid-Year Outlook 2020: Global Fixed Income
Bonds markets on bifurcating roads
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Xavier Baraton |
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Joe Little |
We view the COVID-19 pandemic both as an accelerator of pre-existing patterns and as a credit shock, causing bond markets to bifurcate:
- Low inflation and low for longer yields for quality assets,
- Secular deleveraging striking back crossing the need for balance sheet repair
- Selective central bank support and variable budget stimuli causing dispersion between countries and issuers
11 June 2020
HSBC Mid-Year Outlook 2020: Global Equities
Pandemic, panic, pick-up…what’s next?
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Bill Maldonado |
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Joe Little |
In this webinar, Bill Maldonado, Global CIO, Equities and Joseph Little, Global Chief Strategist, discuss these themes and provide an outlook for equity markets in the second half of 2020.
10 June 2020
HSBC Mid-Year Outlook 2020: Global Multi-Asset
The post lockdown world
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Jean-Charles Bertrand |
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Joe Little |
In this Multi-Asset webinar Jean-Charles Bertrand and Joe Little analyse the economic and market impact from the “sudden stop”, look at China as the lead indicator on the road to recovery scenarios, and discuss opportunities the post-lockdown environment may present to multi-asset investors for the remainder of 2020.
9 June 2020
HSBC Global Total Return Update
Exploiting recent market dislocations with dynamic fixed income investing
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Oliver Boulind |
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Paul Mitchell |
Oliver Boulind and Paul Mitchell share their views on how investing in unconstrained fixed income, can provide the flexibility to capitalise on opportunities whilst maintaining a strong defence in the face of changing market conditions.
28 May 2020
Fixed Income
Bond markets on bifurcating roads
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Xavier Baraton |
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Joe Little |
As some countries embark on the road to reopening economies, Xavier Baraton and Joe Little discuss how the current dilemmas impact the macro outlook and fixed income investing.
19 May 2020
Credit Research
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Tina Radovic |
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Elizabeth Allen |
The pandemic has caused more than short-term damage to corporates’ P&L and balance sheets. Can we still find value in the fixed income market? Our credit research team explain what to avoid and where the silver lining is, including a specific focus on Asia.
14 May 2020
HSBC Alternatives
An Alternatives Roundup
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Joe Little |
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Xavier Baraton |
Joe Little and Xavier Baraton discuss the latest macro picture, provide a round-up on what’s been happening in the world of Alternatives, how the various asset classes have fared in the recent market dislocation, and share their views on the opportunities the current conditions may present.
07 May 2020
HSBC Multi Asset
Can the defensive rally continue?
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Jean-Charles Bertrand |
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Joe Little |
The most recent economic data looks bleak, and the fastest crash of all time has given way to the fastest rebound. How do we rationalise these conflicting themes?
07 May 2020
Securitised Credit
Market dislocation and emerging income opportunities
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Michel Meert |
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Andrew Jackson |
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Paul Mitchell |
On this webinar, our specialists Andrew Jackson and Paul Mitchell share their views on the near to longer term outlook for securitised credit.
23 April 2020
HSBC Liquidity
Global liquidity update and how we are managing clients’ liquidity portfolios
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Olivier Gayno |
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Joe Little |
Policy makers are increasingly stepping up to provide monetary, fiscal and liquidity support in the aftermath of the economic “sudden stop” caused by the Covid-19 crisis. Joe Little and Olivier Gayno share their views on how these are likely to impact the global economy and liquidity markets.
6 April 2020
HSBC Fixed Income
Adapting Fixed Income portfolios in a more volatile environment
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Xavier Baraton |
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Joe Little |
Given the "sudden stop" across the world’s major economies in order to contain the spread of Covid-19, a global recession has become the most likely outcome. How should investors look at their fixed income portfolios under this current environment? On this webcast, Xavier Baraton and Joe Little share their views and answer your questions.
31 March 2020
HSBC Multi Asset
An economic “sudden stop”, and how we are managing Multi Asset portfolios
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Jean-Charles Bertrand |
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Joe Little |
Within the bear market we have now entered, risk assets have clearly become more attractive than they were at the start of the year, when risk premiums were relatively compressed. Nonetheless, it is important to understand the nature of the bear market we are in.
On this webcast, Jean-Charles Bertrand and Joe Little share their views and answer your questions.
24 March 2020
HSBC ETF Market Update Calls
Join our series of ETF market update calls on China and Asia.
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Joe Little |
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Olga de Tapia |
The market is fluid and uncertainty prevails. How are China and Asia EM poised to withstand current short-term volatility?
Joe Little, our Global Chief Strategist, discusses the latest developments in China and EM, and shares our view of the challenges and opportunities these markets can present.
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