77%
of businesses plan to expand overseas in the next two years.
48% say tariffs accelerated expansion - driving renewed focus on nearshoring, reshoring manufacturing, and supply chain diversification to strengthen supply chain resilience.

From market entry strategy to scaling established operations, HSBC can help you simplify the day-to-day and stay in control as your business grows across borders - supporting your international expansion strategy with the right banking capabilities in the right markets.
Know where you want to expand from or to? Explore common expansion corridors that we support clients with.


Even in an ever-changing world, businesses are not slowing down. They’re accelerating international expansion plans, because this moment can be a rare window to reposition for long-term competitive advantage.
Expansion is complex. You’re not alone in feeling the pressure
When you expand, complexity tends to arrive all at once: different rules, timelines, and expectations—and everything still needs to run smoothly. Many businesses tell us they’re operating in a world where disruption is expected, not exceptional. In fact, 88% agree global economic volatility is now a structural feature of the operating environment, and 95% say they have recalibrated capital allocation in response.
The challenge isn’t spotting the opportunity - it’s moving at pace while keeping control. Businesses rarely need one solution. They need the right mix of support that works across markets, including business continuity planning, operational resilience, and political risk management to help manage uncertainty.

Support with account opening, implementation, and onboarding so you can start operating sooner - helping execute your market entry strategy efficiently and securely.

Run domestic and international payments and collections with clearer oversight across accounts, entities, and currencies - supported by corporate treasury management, treasury transformation, and cash flow forecasting tools. Where relevant, we can help enable cross-border payment automation to support efficiency and improve control.

Support for trade finance and trade-related working capital, especially when cash conversion cycles tighten due to inflation, cross-border friction, or US tariffs impacted companies - helping with tariff risk management and continuity of trade flows.

FX swings and geopolitical shifts can affect margins. We can help you put a clearer approach in place to manage currency exposure, alongside country risk exposure management and political risk management - and, where relevant, support needs linked to RMB Internationalisation.
