HSBC opens 2 private banking offices in Tokyo

HSBC opens 2 private banking offices in Tokyo

TOKYO, Japan - HSBC Holdings plc on Jan. 31 entered the private banking business in Japan by opening two dedicated offices in Tokyo's upscale districts of Akasaka and Hiroo to serve investment needs of wealthy individuals with financial assets of at least 10 million yen. Photo shows Stuart Milne (C), Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corp.'s country manager for Japan, attending the opening ceremony at Akasaka.

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        HSBC opens 2 private banking offices in Tokyo

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        TOKYO, Japan - HSBC Holdings plc on Jan. 31 entered the private banking business in Japan by opening two dedicated offices in Tokyo's upscale districts of Akasaka and Hiroo to serve investment needs of wealthy individuals with financial assets of at least 10 million yen. Photo shows Stuart Milne (C), Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corp.'s country manager for Japan, attending the opening ceremony at Akasaka. (Kyodo)