From its growing consumer base to the rapid rate of digital transformation, expanding your business across ASEAN offers exciting opportunities. You need a partner with an extensive network to help you scale with the full suite of tailored services including access to capital, easy cross-border transactions, advisory services, and more.
We help your ASEAN market entry strategies with:
Leverage HSBC TradePay for efficient supplier payments and robust inventory management, ensuring business continuity during peak seasons.
Simplify your collections with HSBC Omni Collect, a one-stop solution for your in-store and eCommerce needs. Improve customer experience by enabling multiple payment modes, and monitor transactions online to identify new sales trends.
Tap into the US$1 billion ASEAN Growth Fund, designed for businesses scaling up in the region, offering accessible and strategic debt financing. For more information on criteria’s, please reach out to your HSBC RM or contact us in the form below.
HSBC offers our China Desk Network in Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines, Singapore, Thailand and Vietnam with individual experts based who can speak Chinese and provide valuable insights into local business practices, cultures and legal environments. They can also help clients identify growth opportunities and enter new markets in ASEAN.
Harness HSBC’s extensive regional experience. Benefit from local insights, dedicated support, and comprehensive market research for a competitive advantage in ASEAN markets.
Recently, we’ve received recognition from leading publications in the financial industry which speaks to our track record as a global bank and the success of our strategy.
HSBC has been operating in Indonesia for over 140 years serving both local corporates and multinational companies.
If you’re looking to expand your business into Indonesia and ASEAN, discover more details about local taxes, trading, business culture, regional economies, and more. Visit our latest International Business Guides.
Keep your finger on the pulse with our latest research, articles, and podcasts.
Discover new sentiment and focus for ASEAN businesses from our survey of 600 finance decision makers in the region.
Our Southeast Asia (SEA) in Focus report gives you latest market insights and ambitions of international companies expanding to SEA.
Discover more about doing business in ASEAN markets and beyond. Get details about taxes, trading, business culture, regional economies, and more.
For consumer-facing businesses with an eye on growth, the major markets in the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) are rapidly becoming too big to ignore.
Businesses looking to access cross-border opportunities need to be aware of different requirements around tariffs, taxation, employment laws, and product standards.
Located off the coast of mainland Southeast Asia, between the Indian and Pacific oceans, Indonesia’s land archipelago is vast. Rich in heritage, culturally diverse, innovative and progressive, it provides incredible opportunities for international businesses.
By the end of 2030, the digital economy in Southeast Asia is expected to grow to USD600 billion in revenue, and 8 out of 10 Indonesian businesses plan to invest more in ASEAN with digital investment as their top priority. Explore our latest survey to see how ASEAN business owners are preparing to expand in the region, and how we can support you on this journey.
Discover how Indonesia's youthful population and thriving digital economy as Charles Kho speaks with Nurul Ichwan, Deputy Minister of Investment Promotion, Ministry of Investment / Indonesia Investment Coordinating Board about Indonesia's strong economy and advantages for investors.
Download the latest corridor reports to learn more the opportunities between ASEAN and specific regions.
Whether you are expanding to markets across ASEAN or around the world, discover inspiration for your business from our customers’ stories.
Read more about our offering across our 6 ASEAN markets.
The Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN), established in 1967, promotes regional cooperation and integration. It drives economic growth and stability in Southeast Asia, with a combined GDP of over $3 trillion. ASEAN consists of Brunei, Cambodia, Indonesia, Laos, Malaysia, Myanmar, the Philippines, Singapore, Thailand, and Vietnam, forming a vibrant market for economic development.
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ASEAN DEFA Study – ASEAN Org.
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