Skip to content
HSBC Corporate and Institutional Banking SingaporeHSBC Corporate and Institutional Banking Singapore
Important notices   collapse

30 July 2026

Launch of USD Corporate Card

The USD Corporate Card was launched on 23 July 2026. The Commercial Bank Tariff has been revised to include the USD Corporate Card fees and associated charges. The revised tariff can be viewed here.

27 July 2026

Changes to SmartForm Payment Instruction Processing

Effective 27 August 2026, payments instructions submitted via SmartForm may take up to three (3) business days to process. SmartForm and its Terms and Conditions have been updated accordingly. The revised SmartForm Terms and Conditions will apply to all transactions processed on 27 August 2026 onwards, including SmartForm instructions submitted prior to 27 August 2026.

The revised Terms and Conditions can be viewed here.

20 May 2026

Demise of Free-Format Manual Payment Instructions from 31 May 2026

With effect from 31 May 2026, we will no longer accept free-format manual payment instructions. We encourage you to submit payment instructions electronically using our e-channels, or use Smartform (Telegraphic Transfer / Local Interbank Fund Transfer / In-House Transfer). Access Smartform here.

Click here to read more notices.

ASEAN news and insights banner featuring business-related visuals.

HSBC Navigator Reports

Back to Do business in ASEAN with HSBC Singapore

Navigator is a hub of information, insights and expertise from futurists, experts and business owners around the globe.

Access our HSBC Navigator reports

Age of ambition: High growth and rapid change for China's Southeast Asian firms

Age of ambition: High growth and rapid change for China's Southeast Asian firms

Our survey reveals key findings from Chinese companies that are making plans to deepen their investments in their current Southeast Asian markets and making plans to expand into new ones.

HSBC Navigator: Southeast Asia (SEA) in Focus

HSBC Navigator: Southeast Asia (SEA) in Focus

Our latest report captures the sentiment of more than 1,500 companies from six of the world’s largest economies that are either doing business in Southeast Asia (SEA) or planning to do so.