News
13 February 2020

HSBC offers $3.9bn in liquidity relief to Hong Kong firms amid coronavirus crisis

Region:
Asia-Pacific

HSBC Holdings is providing more than HKD$30 billion ($3.9 billion) in liquidity relief to its business customers in Hong Kong, joining other lenders that are easing borrowing terms to help companies battered by the coronavirus outbreak. Measures include a principal repayment moratorium for...

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