High systemic importance in Hong Kong, where the bank is the market leader. Rich customer deposit base. Diversified revenue sources. Solid earnings capacity. Status as a core member of the HSBC group. Increasing exposure to emerging markets with higher economic risk. Rapid loan growth in 2010. The stable outlook reflects our belief that HSBC Asia Pacific will remain a bank with high systemic importance in Hong Kong and that it has a high likelihood of receiving extraordinary support from the Hong Kong government in times of need. We also expect the bank to continue to be a core subsidiary of HSBC group. The stable outlook also reflects our view that there is no meaningful pressure on HSBC Asia Pacific's SACP.
RESEARCH The Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corp. Ltd. Publication date: 18-Dec-2012 Primary Credit Analyst: Terry Sham, CFA, FRM, Hong Kong (852) 2533-3590; terry_sham@standardandpoors.com Secondary Contact: Gavin J Gunning, Melbourne...
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