HSBC, Temasek launch debt financing platform


Joint forces: A man walks past a logo of HSBC. A combined amount of up to US$150mil (RM628mil) of equity is in the pipeline to fund loans in the initial phase. —Reuters

SINGAPORE: HSBC Holdings and Singapore state investor Temasek are teaming up to set up a debt financing platform for sustainable infrastructure projects, with an initial focus on South-East Asia.

The two companies said in a joint statement that they would invest a combined amount of up to US$150mil (RM628mil) of equity to fund loans in the initial phase.

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