HSBC HOLDINGS PLC ANNOUNCES INCREASE OF THE MAXIMUM TENDER AMOUNT OF ITS TENDER OFFER FOR ONE SERIES OF SECURITIES

HSBC expanded its Sustainability and Transition Credit Facility to $8B, up from $4B, due to high demand. The facility supports Chinese clean energy and low-carbon companies in scaling internationally. HSBC noted the original capacity was fully committed, and it will also support international businesses in China's transition efforts.

HSBC increased its AT1 tender offer to $1.5bn from $1bn, aiming to retire $3bn of loss-absorbing bonds before their 2027 call date. The offer, tied to a new bond sale, pays 100.50% of principal plus accrued interest. HSBC's move reflects strong investor demand and aligns with broader bank refinancing trends in 2026.

HSBC increased its tender cap for perpetual securities to $1.5B, targeting $3B in outstanding securities. The bank also issued $1.5B in new perpetual securities. The tender is contingent on the new issuance's success. HSBC aims to manage its Tier 1 capital base.

HSBC plans to issue $1.5B in perpetual CoCo securities with a 7.625% coupon, convertible into ~412.7M shares if CET1 ratio falls below 7%. The bank also aims to raise $1.485B via securities and $4.25B via senior unsecured notes for general corporate purposes and capital strengthening.

Santander, HSBC, and Nationwide will increase tracker mortgage rates by 0.25% following the Bank of England's rate hike to 4%. The change will affect homeowners with tracker or SVR mortgages, increasing monthly payments. Fixed-rate mortgages, which make up 87% of UK mortgages, remain unaffected until their current deal ends.

HSBC Holdings plans to issue $1.5B in 7.625% perpetual subordinated contingent convertible securities on Nov 13, 2026. The securities will trade on Euronext Dublin and are issued under a 2014 indenture. The offering is exempt from U.S. registration requirements and involves multiple underwriters.