China News Service, Hong Kong, July 18th, the HSBC Bank announced on the 18th that the first batch of employees hired under the "Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area Youth Employment Program" ("Plan") will be employed this week.

In the next 18 months, they will be based in Guangzhou and Shenzhen, working in wealth management and personal banking, as well as in the industrial and commercial financial business departments.

　　The Hong Kong Special Administrative Region government officially launched the "Plan" in January to encourage young people to work and develop their careers in the mainland cities of the Greater Bay Area.

HSBC has stated earlier this year that it will provide 100 positions covering different business and operational functions, suitable for university graduates from multiple disciplines and with different experiences, allowing them to broaden their horizons.

　　Other new colleagues hired through the "plan" will start their jobs this week.

In addition to the wealth management and personal banking and industrial and commercial finance business departments, they will conduct on-the-job training in global banking and capital markets, the Greater Bay Area office, and other support departments to understand HSBC's business strategies in the Greater Bay Area.

Their positions include customer service, data analysis, operation support, project management, technical support, etc.

After the "plan" is over, HSBC will assist employees to find appropriate development opportunities in the industry.

　　It is reported that the new colleagues come from many local and overseas universities.

They all expressed that they hope to establish a network in the Greater Bay Area through the "plan" to help expand their careers.

　　When meeting with the new colleagues, Shi Yingyin, the chief executive of HSBC Hong Kong, said that the economic scale of the Greater Bay Area reached US$1.7 trillion last year, with a total population of more than 86 million people. This huge potential market will bring wealth to individuals and businesses. Development opportunities.

She revealed that HSBC will invest more than US$6 billion in Asia in the next five years, many of which will be invested in talents and technology to better serve the banking service needs of customers in Guangdong, Hong Kong and Macau.

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　　She encouraged new colleagues to have confidence in themselves and an open attitude to ask questions and try, and enjoy this experience.

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