How HSBC Is Pivoting to Indian Growth Opportunities

Bloomberg Markets Wednesday 14 October 2026, 02:23 UTC 1 min read

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Oct 14th, 2026 How HSBC Is Pivoting to Indian Growth Opportunities Surendra Rosha, HSBC Asia & Middle East Co-Chief Executive, discusses growth opportunities in India including infrastructure buildout. Oct 14th, 2026 How HSBC Is Pivoting to Indian Growth Opportunities Surendra Rosha, HSBC Asia & Middle East Co-Chief Executive, discusses growth opportunities in India including infrastructure buildout.

Pivoting to Indian Growth Opportunities (ORG) Pivoting to Indian Growth Opportunities Surendra Rosha (ORG) HSBC Asia & Middle East Co-Chief Executive (ORG) India (LOCATION)

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How HSBC Is Pivoting to Indian Growth Opportunities

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