It offers instant debit, secure exchange rates, and free transaction fees. Hang Seng Bank, in collaboration with Mastercard, has launched a new multi-currency debit card for businesses. The Hang ...

Hang Seng Bank’s credit card holders can now use +FUN Dollars as “cash” at over 150,000 online and offline merchants. The +FUN Dollars are earned through spending with Hang Seng credit cards.

Hang Seng Bank has partnered with several local key opinion leaders (KOLs) to promote the bank's travel-themed credit card. Done in collaboration with DDB Group Hong Kong, the "Key offer leader ...

Hang Seng Bank has unveiled a new campaign featuring its new revamped +FUN Dollars rewards programme, an upgraded version of the original programme to cope with the change in consumption behaviours.

Hang Seng Bank ('Hang Seng') has launched its Travel+ Visa Signature Card, the first travel-themed credit card designed to enrich both overseas and local spending experiences. This card offers an ...

Dual Discounts on Local Transportation and Dining to Encourage Increased Spending within Hong Kong HONG KONG, June 17, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- Hang Seng Bank ('Hang Seng') has launched its Travel+ Visa ...

Hang Seng Bank Limited's risk-reward remains balanced amidst rate changes. ... HSBL is among the top three banks in HK with regard to property loans and credit cards.

Hang Seng Bank did not respond immediately to a request for comment on how many of its employees were considered "core staff". It employed around 8,300 people, mainly in Hong Kong and mainland ...

The bank waived the 20 yuan (US$2.93) annual service charge and 10 yuan card production fee to woo more clients. Hang Seng Bank plans to issue yuan-backed debit cards after the Beijing Olympic ...

Hang Seng Bank today is pleased to report its strong full-year financial results for 2024, showing sustained growth momentum. Hang Seng Bank ('Hang Seng') recently interviewed over 500 Hong Kong ...

Hang Seng Bank’s first-half results were within our expectations. Profit before tax of HKD 10.3 billion was down 3% year on year, but represented a 17% increase on a half-on-half basis.

Bank of East Asia, the fifth-largest lender in Hong Kong, will become the first foreign bank to issue yuan debit cards on the mainland, a move that could help it expand its retail network and ...