Essays on HSBC

Director of Corporate Communications,

HSBC Holdings P.O. Box 2876 Bentley WA 6008.

15th, April, 2012.

Mr. Kevin Kirie,

Chief Executive Officer, Australian Local Network, P.O. Box 123, Bentley WA6004.

Dear Mr. Kevin, This letter contains our recommendations to the Local Network to encourage compliance with Global Compact principle number six, which states, ‘Businesses should actively participate in the elimination of discrimination in respect of employment and occupation’ and principle number nine which states, ‘Businesses should Undertake initiatives to promote greater environmental responsibility.’ In this company, the HSBC Holdings, we strongly believe in doing the right thing for the benefit ...

The following paper discusses the decline of HSBC in detail and what were the major causes for it. The subprime mortgages, the main cause of financial crisis that hit not just USA but the entire globe, has been discussed in depth. The paper also mentions some of the policies that are now adopted by HDFC to combat bad debt and to ensure it is not repeated again. In the race to gain more customer base, huge financial corporation’s overlooked many key factors which when cumulated, resulted in the financial crisis of 2007.

Introduction

The global recession that affected the ...

The current business climate is represented by corporations that have influence on the society and environment. Their influence surpasses the economic well being and extends beyond social responsibility. There is an exponential growth in concern about the world’s environment. A lot of focus is being made on corporations that play or have played roles in recognition of the benefits of using the environment sustainably. As well, a good number of corporations have embraced the need and benefits associated with issues of corporate social responsibility. Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) simply constitutes the notion that company can basically have influence on ...

The word “communicate” comes from the ancient Greek – specifically, from the word “to inform.” On the basis of this one main goal, communicating to others as man’s basic necessity for existence has evolved, taking on diverse forms to serve more functions. One form of communication – and perhaps the most popular and most used today – is advertising, which aims to persuade. Advertising, in all forms and media, comprises a major part of the people’s daily information intake and dominates the nation’s culture at large. This is why advertisements are carefully planned and creatively done, usually having the most ...