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  • 03 Dec 2024

    Carers bring unique skills to the workplace

    Caring for loved ones requires a unique and broad range of skills – skills that are extremely valuable in the workplace, says Joanne Austin.

  • 08 Nov 2024

    Fashion or finance - skills, not subjects studied, matter to us

    Hiring future talent for the skills they have, rather than the subjects they have studied, creates a more diverse workforce and gives us a competitive edge, says Noel Brown.

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    17 Oct 2024

    Lack of access to finance holding back women in business

    Businesses led by women play a vital role in the UK economy, but a lack of access to funding is a significant hurdle in their attempts to grow, innovate and create jobs, says Stephanie Betant, Head of Global Trade Solutions, HSBC UK.

  • 17 Jan 2024

    Our game-changing approach to wealth recruitment

    To build the workforce of the future we need to prioritise transferrable skills over experience, says Laura Powell.

  • 15 Jun 2023

    Your early background shouldn’t determine your future

    We want to ensure everyone at HSBC has fair and equal access to opportunities, says Elaine Arden.

  • 08 Dec 2022

    Neurodiverse people are Asia-Pacific’s well of untapped talent

    Jonathan Scott-Lee reflects on the opportunity to increase businesses’ diversity of thought.

  • 18 May 2022

    The role data plays in building a more diverse bank

    HSBC’s Global Head of Inclusion Carolanne Minashi explains why data is key to driving lasting change within the bank and beyond.

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