HSBC Issues Subordinated Notes Totalling €1.25 Billion

The goal of the issuance is to meet regulatory obligations and fortify the capital base.

  • Issue Amount: €1.25 billion in subordinated notes have been issued by HSBC Holdings plc.
  • Bond Terms: After a predetermined amount of time, the fixed interest rate on the notes will change to a variable rate. In 2029, they are expected to reach maturity.
  • The proceeds of the issuance will be utilised to comply with regulatory requirements and strengthen the bank's capital structure.
  • Listing: International investors will be able to purchase the notes once they are listed on the Euronext Dublin platform.
  • Market Reaction: HSBC 's larger plan to uphold regulatory compliance and financial stability is thought to include this bond offering. This news previously appeared on Investing.com.

    Over the current book year the total revenue from the company in Londen will be 66.68 billion GBp (consensus estimates). This is quite lower than 2025's revenue of 75.93 billion GBp.

    Historical revenues and results HSBC plus estimates 2025

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    The analysts anticipate for 2025 a record net profit a 23.1 billion GBp. According to most of the analysts the company will have a profit per share for this book year of 134 GBp. Based on this the price/earnings-ratio is 6.47.

    Huge dividend HSBC

    Per share the analysts are expecting a dividend of 67 GBp per share. Thus the dividend yield equals 7.72 percent. The average dividend yield of the banks equals an attractive 3.22 percent.

    HSBC 's market capitalization is around 16708.49 billion GBp.

    Historical stock prices HSBC

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    At 17.12 the stock trades 0.16 percent lower at 867.4 GBp.

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