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I don't know anything about Switzerland - but if the UK SVB/HSBC situation is any analogue - the whole thing is better capitalized/regulated - but at the end of the day a bank is to some degree a confidence trick - every bank is equally exposed to that risk in an ultra-connected world, perhaps unless backed by the taxation rights of a sovereign. Who knows.
HSBC is probably licking their chops waiting for all the nefarious business to flow from CS and SQ to their teams now haha
HSBC just told a bunch of its private customers it would reveal their black market money laundering if they didn't deposit funds in SVB-UK.
Apparently Lloyds, Nationwide, Santander, NatWest, Barclays and HSBC are the top six banks that hold the most mortgages in the UK.
UBS, it would be lovely. or HSBC. PCG or NSC would do the justice.
Nah it won’t be HSBC. I got dibs on first republic. The fact Jamie boy is trying to lead a new round of private fundraising is wild.
toss up between HSBC and DB
How did Sharon lose half her fortune in SVB? I can’t seem to get ur! Didn’t HSBC confirm funds were safe?
This is incredibly helpful, thank you. Since someone else mentioned it here, what are your thoughts on Lloyds Banking Group as an alternative to Barclays or HSBC? I see it was founded in the 17th century so it must be the epitome of British banking establishment.
HSBC isn’t going anywhere. There like the main bank for international crime syndicates
bets on next bank to fail, FR vs DB vs HSBC
There is no one definitive answer to this question, as it depends on a number of factors. However, some experts believe that the largest banks in the world – such as JPMorgan Chase or HSBC – are most likely to be considered too big to fail.
And a friendly reminder that FRC is 8th on the list of banks with highest uninsured deposits in US: 1. BNY Mellon, [$BK](https://twitter.com/search?q=%24BK&src=cashtag_click): 97% 2. SVB, [$SIVB](https://twitter.com/search?q=%24SIVB&src=cashtag_click): 94% 3. State Street, [$STT](https://twitter.com/search?q=%24STT&src=cashtag_click): 91% 4. Signature, [$SBNY](https://twitter.com/search?q=%24SBNY&src=cashtag_click): 90% 5. Northern Trust, [$NTRS](https://twitter.com/search?q=%24NTRS&src=cashtag_click): 83% 6. Citigroup, [$C](https://twitter.com/search?q=%24C&src=cashtag_click): 77% 7. HSBC Holdings, [$HSBA](https://twitter.com/search?q=%24HSBA&src=cashtag_click): 73% 8. **First Republic** Bank, [$FRC](https://twitter.com/search?q=%24FRC&src=cashtag_click): 68%
HSBC https://preview.redd.it/ivbrdk2p62pa1.png?width=1210&format=png&auto=webp&v=enabled&s=dd47ee69478b91a216bbf04de29016b1c234d200
**Uninsured Deposits by Bank:** 1. BNY Mellon, $BK: 97% 2. SVB, $SIVB: 94% 3. State Street, $STT: 91% 4. Signature, $SBNY: 90% 5. Northern Trust, $NTRS: 83% 6. Citigroup, $C: 77% 7. HSBC Holdings, $HSBA: 73% 8. First Republic Bank, $FRC: 68% 9. East West Bancorp, $EWBC: 66% 10. Comerica, $CMA: 63% **There are now a total of $8 trillion in uninsured deposits in the U.S.**
Brun if HSBC goes down we are legitimately going to fight each other over cat food. Some chaos is already but that’s next level
Oh, I would be ecstatic. However, I think globally speaking, if HSBC went BRRRR the way I described, 2008/09 will be a blip in comparison. It'll be 2008 meets 2020 pandemic, meets 1980s, meets 1920s all in one.
My cat picked UBS then HSBC
HSBC is probably next. The Chinese markets are propped up by its figuratively and literally crumbling real estate sector. As more buildings collapse, Chinese real estate and subsequent paper markets go BRRRRR, not in a money-printing way, but in a bearish, hibernating for 50 years kinda way.
Hell HSBC bought SVB's British arm for literally £1
HSBC canada is already been bought by RBC...another down
There are 30 GSIBs, not just these 4 (many of which have a smaller presence outside of the US). Also MS is in the lowest tier of GSIBs. The globally systematically important banks officially are: Tier 4: JP Tier 3: BoA, Citi, HSBC Tier 2: Bank of China, Barclays, BNP, Deutsche, GS, ICBC, MUFG Tier 1: 19 banks including MS.
Citi, Goldman, HSBC, MS, BoA and Wells Fargo are most likely not going down. If Morgan Chase goes down I am gonna put a shotgun in my mouth.
Absolute Clifford dogdicking happening in the banking markets right now  UBS down 14%, HSBC down 6%, NatWest down 5%. Carnage has just begun.
Pretty funny how the original comment's questions were positioned as a "gotcha" but have extremely simple answers. And agreed, think the banks big enough to assume the illiquid assets are going to make a killing like UBS and HSBC.
HSBC is at risk of failing so the bought SVB? This is the dumbest graph on the interwebs
HSBC looks like it’s falling off a cliff
HSBC already down 4% in Asia
HSBC still has a degree of economic influence and the West has no interest in pumping up anyone who isn’t in their fiscal circlejerk. China has relatively low levels of inflation and has a degree of disdain to bail banks out.
Not quite, but I knew if CS was getting a lot of pressure, HSBC would be next to start feeling some pain given they have similar levels of grime and greasiness. Just said fuck it and levered myself on Chinese fear.
>GLOBAL BANKS UNDER PRESSURE IN ASIA, HSBC DOWN 4% ^FXHedge ^[@Fxhedgers](http://twitter.com/Fxhedgers) ^at ^2023-03-19 ^21:52:56 ^EDT-0400
So seeing as CS confirms contagion is real, but DXY not flinching on a 2TT "NotABailout", looks like the collapse will be outside in? Where should we be looking for triggers if not CS, DB maybe? HSBC? I'm just starting at the most criminal banks and working my way in.
HSBC & Barclays are going nowhere.
After bank of America buys HSBC, you should add the line the JP Morgan buys BAC
Guys here me out: UBS buys Credit Suisse Morgan Stanley buys UBS RBC buys Morgan Stanley Deutsche Bank buys RBC Wells Fargo Buys Deutsch Bank Citi buys Wells Fargo HSBC buys Citi Bank of America buys HSBC Fed buys Bank of America
Holy shit HSBC is about to own all the banks out of this with Bobby!
No different than HSBC and JPM.
Credit Suisse, Deutsche Bank and HSBC are really similar. Peas in a pod of crime.
HSBC has entered the chat
The only thing banks can't do is to go bankrupt. All else is allowed. No Central Bank in their right minds will impose fines and sanctions that would lead a healthy bank to go bunkrupt. That is resolved in other ways in the civilized world. Possible exception is HSBC, but what they did in Mexico kinda crossed all lines. And they're still up and running (!?!)
HSBC, Barclays are the big players in UK. If they go down, everyone else goes down as well
The same applies to many more banks in the table, if banks like HSBC and Barclays start going under - then the dominos effect will be unstoppable
There are different buckets, the higher you are the more conservative your balance sheet. Credit Suisse is in bucket 1, which makes it big, but it’s relatively meh if it fails. UBS is also bucket 1. As a comparison, the only banks in bucket 3 are HSBC, Citi, and BofA. JPMC is the only bank in bucket 4. If UBS acquires CS, the combined entity would make it large enough to fit into bucket 3.
HSBC is the fucking worst, and I say that as someone who banked with Wells Fargo before them. Every third time I try to legitimately use my cards they shut them down for fraud but the two times my handbag has been stolen they let thousands in fraudulent charges through without catching them and it took them months to straighten it out. I’m actually about to close my accounts and go to…Morgan Stanley. (Long story.) That’s how sick I am of HSBC. Wish me luck?
I'd say BMO, Charles schwab, Capital One, HSBC won't either.
HSBC (UK) is Europe's largest bank by assets
Calling HSBC credit Suisse jo Morgan and wells Fargo
HSBC is fine but credit suisse on the other hand…
First HSBC buys UK branch of SVB for £1 now this, it’s actually pretty hilarious
DB is doing fine, they were one of the parties interested in acquiring CS. Personally I'm surprised HSBC wasn't one of the first banks to die, they have been taking Ls since 2019. Stock dropped by half during the HK protest that lasted 3 years, then into the pandemic while dealing with regulators from UK and China both forcing them to pick a side, then into inflation and now a bank run.
There is still HSBC and Deustche
Rip-off, HSBC bought SVB UK for 1/billionth the price.
HSBC has been packing up shop in some countries. And, being a past HSBC customer discovering on vacation that their cards aren't honoured in the country due to fraud issues.
Why HSBC isn’t here? Gotta have some East Asian representation here
Silicon Vally Bank UK handed out over $18 million in executive bonuses days after HSBC rescued it, and were not regularly scheduled, per SkyNews Lol I just got laugh sometimes. Trust that someday soon a more extreme version of mango 🥭 will take over in a dictatorship in America as the populace is ripe for it after the top 1% rob the country as all nations do before the collapse
HSBC bought SVB UK for £1 only this week.
HSBC is to big to fail or is it? 🤔
Well SIVB accepted HSBC's £1 offer so youre being generous tbh
You dont have to go back to 2017. [HSBC bought the UK arm of Silicon Valley Bank for just £1 last week](https://www.cnn.com/2023/03/13/investing/svb-uk-business-deal-intl-hnk/index.html)
\>[Silicon Valley Bank UK handed out over $18 million in executive bonuses days after HSBC rescued it, and were not regularly scheduled](https://www.reuters.com/business/finance/svb-uk-handed-out-over-15-mln-pounds-bonuses-days-after-hsbc-rescue-sky-news-2023-03-18/) sleepy joe, FDIC, and Yellen really bailed these guys out to help some millionaire and billionaire tech bros and bankers, smh 😞
My take - svb uk is a separately owned and operated company. If they are responsible or not for the failures of svb us, to HSBC uk staff & skill retention helps HSBC gain strategic exposure to that space. Not a bad play
Meanwhile at Robinhood. Your money is protected by up to $1.5 million in FDIC insurance. Your money is eligible for 6x the standard FDIC insurance because each of our 6 partner program banks carries up to $250,000 FDIC insurance (inclusive of deposits you may already hold at the bank in the same ownership capacity). Those partner banks include Goldman Sachs USA, Wells Fargo, Citibank, HSBC, Bank of Baroda, and U.S. Bank. 
Waiting for HSBC to burn down.
Found someone who would rather put her money with BNParibas rather than HSBC. Good luck with that.
Recap of This Week: 🤡🤡🤡 1. FDIC attempts to sell SVB at auction, finds no buyers 2. HSBC buys SVB's United Kingdom business for $1 3. Credit Suisse, CS, falls as Saudi Bank says they won't buy more 4. Swiss Central Bank loans CS $54 billion despite grim outlook 5. First Republic, FRC, falls under pressure, large banks deposit $30 billion 6. FRC falls as markets realize the $30 billion will be withdrawn 7. Yellen says large depositors are moving out of small banks 8. FDIC and Fed fail to reassure investors in small banks 9. WSJ releases report stating 186 banks may face same risks as SVB
The United Kingdom has zero dividend withholding tax. This makes it a logical place to list for industries that typically pay high dividends with little growth. This has lead to a somewhat undeserved reputation for stodgy, low growth stocks in mature industries. This is true but with zero dividend withholding tax, what would you expect? I will give you a brief rundown of what is listed in London: We have two of the six oil super majors, Shell and BP. Recently I bought shares in Woodside energy, not a supermajor but a super profitable well run Australian oil and gas producer. I believe they are something like number 10 in the world for oil and gas production. These companies will nicely complement any of the American oil majors you already hold. We also host a lot of big mining companies. I assume it is a hangover from our colonial history, we have Rio Tinto, BHP (Australian) Anglo American, Glencore (Global mining companies) and Antofagasta (South American). All are huge companies with chunky (but volatile) dividend payouts. We have two of the "big tobacco" giants, British American Tobacco and Imperial Brands. Coupled with the American Philip Morris you can enjoy a near monopoly on all tobacco products sold globally if you buy all three stocks. Dividend yield is around 6 or 7% and all tax free. Britain is known for it's financial services. Obviously you will have to tread carefully in the current environment but we have some big asset management firms, Legal and General, M&G, Aberdeen, Man group and so on. Insurance is big here too, Aviva, Legal and General. All financial stocks are suffering right now, you can get a good bargain if you can stomach the risk. HSBC and Barclays are two banks of note for having operations in the UK and overseas. The rest focus on the UK market. We have a couple of big REITS, British Land and Land Securities who own all sorts including the big skyscrappers in Central London. There are three big packaging firms, Mondi, DS Smith and Smurfit Kappa, all three are worth a look. Dull business but nicely profitable and growing. All produce big tax free dividends. For fast moving consumer goods, look at Unilever. Haleon is a recent spin out from GSK focusing on consumer brands, they make a lot of toothpaste and Panadol pain killers. They are just starting out and their first declared dividend was rather modest. Military industrial complex, we have British Aerospace and a few smaller ones like Babcock. I hope this is enough to get you started.
Well they only took the deposits, none of the assets or liabilities. Basically means they acquired a lot of customers for £1 with very little risk tied to it. HSBC got such a steal on that one realistically.
Market also rallied Thursday on news of SVP / HSBC acquisition for £1 among many other dire economic news. Market is irrational
It'll be hard not to approve it since HSBC is the one thats initiating leaving canada.
HSBC canada, was bought by RBC like a month ago
HSBC Canada will be bought out when and if competition bureau gives their approval. Expected end of 2023 if it goes through.
HSBC Canada was a foreign subsidiary. Their base of operation is in HK. I believe it's canadian operation was bought out by RBC this year
HSBC already bought it for literally 1£
The only likely shrapnel is more FUD. If this were any other industry, we might celebrate the fact that our beloved bank stocks have one less competitor, a major one at that. If Suisse fails, that's more clients for JPM, HSBC, etc.
cheaper than that 1 British Pound HSBC bought SVB UK for
>HSBC PRIVATE BANKING BUSINESS SCRUTINIZING LOANS LINKED TO CREDIT SUISSE SECURITIES; HAS NOT MADE A FINAL DECISION -RTRS ^First ^Squawk ^[@FirstSquawk](http://twitter.com/FirstSquawk) ^at ^2023-03-17 ^13:36:40 ^EDT-0400
>SOCIETE GENERALE HAS NOT CHANGED EXISTING POSITIONS WITH CREDIT SUISSE, BUT IT IS NOT INCREASING THEM EITHER –SOURCES \>HSBC PRIVATE BANKING BUSINESS SCRUTINIZING LOANS LINKED TO CREDIT SUISSE SECURITIES; HAS NOT MADE A FINAL DECISION -SOURCE ^\*Walter ^Bloomberg ^[@DeItaone](http://twitter.com/DeItaone) ^at ^2023-03-17 ^13:34:23 ^EDT-0400
Remember the entirety of Canada is 35 million people. The comparison in a bank run sense is not so strange considering you'd have to imagine how many Canadians banking with HSBC would have to make a deposit run compared to a big 5 US. Not to mention the difference in deposit size.
HSBC at about $231 billion compared to #5 Goldman Sachs $1,555 billion seems like a strange comparison. Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List\_of\_largest\_banks\_in\_the\_United\_States
They just gonna sit pretty with HSBC and CS like this isn't their fuckin problem too?
What about a bank like HSBC? Smaller than the big 5 but still quite large.
Hol’ up, what’s—what’s that I hear? ……By god that’s HSBC’s music!
Lloyds is 90%+ exposed to the UK - that might not be a bad thing but it's worth knowing. HSBC is an international bank that just happens to be listed on the LSE.
How fukt is HSBC for buying SIVB uk side? Was it worth the £1 they paid
