Societe Generale Corporate & Investment Banking (SG CIB) has been an active player in Asia Pacific for over 35 years, offering a range of financial solutions to the region. The Asia Pacific headquarter and hub is Hong Kong alongside its extensive network. It currently employs more than 1,800 staff across Asia Pacific.

SG CIB is recognised in three key areas of expertise:

INVESTMENT BANKING: STRATEGIC ADVISORY AND CAPITAL RAISING SOLUTIONS

• Strategic coverage by senior banker team

• Global advisory approach: M&A, strategic equity transactions, capital & debt structure, asset & liability management

• Integrated capital raising: housing top-tier debt and equity capital market access under one roof, providing integrated and tailor-made capital raising solutions

• Top 5 player in euro bonds since 2005

GLOBAL FINANCE: INTEGRATED CAPITAL RAISING, STRUCTURED FINANCING AND HEDGING SOLUTIONS

• Integrated issuer-driven platform

• Tailor-made capital raising solutions: from debt to equity, capital structured solutions, acquisition and leveraged finance

• Optimised structured financing based on global leading expertise in: export, infrastructure, energy and natural resource, asset and real estate finance

• Hedging solutions in foreign exchange and rates

• Best Export Finance Arranger and Top 2 Commodity Finance Bank for the past 8 and 6 years respectively

GLOBAL MARKETS: CROSS-ASSET INVESTMENT AND RISK MANAGEMENT SOLUTIONS

• Integrated investor-driven platform

• Customised and seamless access: equity, fixed income & currencies, commodities, alternative investments (from cash to derivatives)

• Cross-asset advisory & solutions: advisory and bespoke solutions based on client knowledge and pooled engineering to respond to clients’ structural needs (asset & liability management, capital protection, optimisation of overall return, multi-asset)

• Cross-asset research: multi-asset, thematic and transactional with a focus on trade idea generation

• Global Leader in Equity Derivatives since 2001 and forefront positions in fixed income, commodities and research