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Our Grand Finale spectacular: Broadway Sings! – celebrating summer in song featuring Tony-award winning actress Lena Hall.

Summer Senses 2022: Episode 5 featuring Tony-award winning actress Lena Hall

Raise a glass to Master Sommelier Fernando Beteta, where he will toast summer’s finest sustainable wines.

Summer Senses 2022: Episode 4 featuring Master Sommelier Fernando Beteta

Catch former Major Leaguer Chris Dickerson covering all of the bases about Players for the Planet.

Summer Senses 2022: Episode 3 featuring former Major Leaguer Chris Dickerson

What’s ahead for markets and the economy? What will the market recovery hinge on? As we face a cascading series of crises and opportunities at this challenging time in our nation’s history, join us on Tuesday, July 12 at 3:00pm EST to hear from our esteemed panel. We welcome Judy Woodruff, award winning Anchor and Managing Editor, PBS NewsHour, to join Jose Rasco, HSBC’s Chief Investment Officer, Global Private Banking, in a conversation chaired by Wyatt Crowell, HSBC’s Head of US Commercial Banking. 

Don’t miss this informative, thought-provoking discussion on what’s ahead for the economy!

Economic Swings: What’s Ahead?

Make a splash with clean water access and also tackle tough football topics with two-time Super Bowl champ Chris Long.

Summer Senses 2022: Episode 2 featuring two-time Super Bowl champ Chris Long

Dive in to sensational sustainable dishes served up by award-winning chef Ashley Christensen.

Summer Senses 2022: Episode 1 featuring award-winning chef Ashley Christensen

The United States can be an attractive jurisdiction for international individuals who are concerned about political or economic instability.  The United States is regarded as one of the most economically stable markets for investing, and it’s also one of the largest and most liquid capital markets in the work.  As international individuals and families look to the US for opportunities to secure and protect their wealth, it is important to understand US income tax and estate tax laws, and invest strategically and efficiently within that framework to ensure compliance with the laws – both in the US and in your home country – while avoiding unnecessary taxation.  
Please join us for an interactive webinar with our wealth planners as they discuss the unique tax and wealth planning issues and opportunities relevant to international persons that either have assets or are looking to acquire assets in the United States.

Navigating the Terrain- Planning Opps for Non-US Persons Owning Assets in the US

Investing in markets during these turbulent times

Investing in 2022: What the second year will look like

Investing in Asia and the US during these turbulent times

Investment Series 2022:  Asian Heritage Month and the Markets

At moments like this, with crises and disasters unfolding across the globe, we know philanthropic individuals and corporate leaders are looking for ways to respond. When faced with a complex humanitarian disaster, it can be challenging to know how to approach opportunities, whether you're an experienced philanthropist or evaluating how to get involved. Please join us on Thursday, April 7, at 11:00am EDT, for a panel discussion about the unique role of philanthropy in responding to a humanitarian crisis, hearing from some of the world’s most dynamic aid organizations, alongside HSBC’s own philanthropy experts.
 
Panelists will include Anil Soni, CEO of the World Health Organization Foundation, Ourania Dionysiou, Vice President, International Philanthropy and Partnerships of the International Rescue Committee, and Russell Prior, HSBC’s Regional Head of Family Governance, Family Enterprise Succession & Philanthropy, EMEA. The discussion will be moderated by Carly Doshi, HSBC’s Head of Wealth Planning & Advisory, Americas.

Philanthropic Responses to Humanitarian Crises

Last year, the Build Back Better Act dominated the news cycle – but it was never passed in Washington.  As we enter a midterm election year, what can we expect of the Biden administration?  Will tax reform be passed, either in its previously proposed form, or with changes?     
 
To help you prepare for the upcoming tax season, we are hosting an exclusive webinar on Monday, February 14, at 3:00pm EST, to hear from our experts on everything tax-related in Washington, from legislative changes and IRS priorities, to the planning considerations you should be thinking about now.  
 
Our expert panel will feature Carly Doshi, Head of Wealth Planning and Advisory, Americas - HSBC Global Private Banking, Ryan Bernstein, Attorney, McGuireWoods Consulting and Joel Friedlander, Principal, Private Client Services, Financial Services Organization, Ernst & Young LLP.

Preparing for the 2022 Tax Policy

In partnership with the Asian Art Museum, we will host a fun interactive cultural celebration that includes a virtual art collection tour and a “follow along” brush stroke blessing painting.

ALNY: Year of the Tiger Celebration

Economies worldwide are in much better shape today than a year ago and the pandemic has reset the ways we live, work, and do business, accelerating some long-term shifts and setting new changes in motion. Yet, the battle against COVID-19 continues, with supply chain bottlenecks, higher energy prices, and the great resignation, sending inflation to multi-decade highs.   What's next?  Join us for a deep dive discussion with our thought leaders on the economy, trends and opportunities for 2022.

Forward Together Series: Outlook 2022

The future of banking is digital. Join our webinar to learn how to save time and costs by utilizing the Mobile Remote Deposit Capture (mRDC). Our HSBCnet team will demonstrate how to get a new user permission to access mRDC and show you how to deposit a check using the app.

How to Deposit Checks Via Your Cell Phone: Mobile Remote Deposit Capture (mRDC)

11:30am-12:30pm EST | 8:30am-9:30am PST. 
As we approach the end of 2021, the supply chain and trade sectors find themselves inundated with questions about global volatility, trading volumes, new regulations, and ESG initiatives. Expert speakers will debate the biggest challenges of supply chain day-to-day operations to global disruptions and how to visualize the full picture to prepare for the future.

Global Supply Chain Outlook: Challenges, Drivers & Expectations

Legendary chef Nancy Silverton gives us a cooking demo and a lesson on sustainability in the restaurant industry.

In The Kitchen With Nancy Silverton

Unsure of what Sustainable Finance encompasses? Check out our 101s: 5 experts, 5 topics, 5 answers simplifying real solutions to help you get to net zero. Hosted by Martin Richards, Global Head of Sustainable Finance – HSBC Commercial Banking, we will dive into the ins and outs of Sustainable Finance. 
Topics include:
1.  Sustainable Lending – Sam Stockwin, Head of Technology, Media & Telecoms, HSBC Global Banking North America 
2.  Supply Chains & ESG – Priyamvada Singh, Regional Head - Transaction Advisory, Global Trade and Receivables Finance, HSBC US
3.  ESG Ratings and Reporting – Julie Bennett, MD, Head of ESG and Strategic Solutions, HSBC Global Banking Americas
4.  The Energy Transition – Zoe Knight, MD, Group Head, HSBC Centre of Sustainable Finance
5.  Venture Debt & Cleantech – Prasant Chunduru, Global Head of Venture Debt at HSBC US

Sustainable Finance 101’s: Simplifying Real Solutions

12:00 pm ET. Experts share nature-based solutions in practice and how they are accelerating the development of new models and options for regenerative agriculture. Speakers include:
- Moderator:  JP Leous, Director of International Corporate Relations, World Resources Institute 
- Gerry F. Keefe, Head of Global Banking, Americas;
- Pierre Roux, Senior Investment Manager at Climate Asset Management;
- Christine Daugherty, PhD, JD, VP of Global Sustainable Agriculture & Responsible Sourcing, PepsiCo

Financing Nature: Unlocking Solutions for Regenerative Agriculture

The global outbreak of COVID-19 is a fast-evolving situation, with widespread ramifications across industries, including financial services. As the economic consequences continue to unfold, we want to provide business leaders with an expert perspective on the evolving situation and its implications for their companies. Wyatt Crowell, Head of the US Commercial Bank, will be joined by Julie Bennett, HSBC US Head of Thought Leadership and Ryan Wang, HSBC US Economist to provide key considerations for treasurers amongst the unprecedented backdrop of the US economy.

COVID-19: Corporate Impact and Considerations

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