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    SME BANKING

    To connect the small and medium sized enterprises (SMEs) with their buyers and suppliers

    locally and globally, HSBC Bangladesh has launched two trade products tailored to therequirements of the SMEs. These are: Trade Line and Trade Up. You can consult our

    relationship managers on the features and functionalities of these products.

    Trade Line

    This is a small scale import finance facility with simple documentation and collateralrequirements. This trade product has been designed keeping in mind the typical business

    dynamics of the SMEs in Bangladesh

    Some of the benefits of availing this product are

    LC/Import Loan/Duty Loan up to 1 crore Taka

    Easy scheme for payment of import/duty loans through instalments

    No mortgage requirements

    Intrinsic value of HSBC brand

    Trade Up

    Trade Up has been designed to provide export oriented SMEs with pre and post shipment

    financing facilities. The underlying objective of this product is to structure trade finance facilities

    in line with customers' trade cycle. The product is suitable for the back ward linkage industries ofcountry's ready made garments sector. One of the key features of the product presents the

    customers with the opportunity to avail HSBC's international credit card against Exporters'

    Retention Quota.

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    For pre shipment financing Trade Up provides the following benefits:

    DC facility of BDT 5 million to BDT 15 million for financing the import of raw materials

    Import loan of BDT 5 million to BDT 15 million for financing the imported goods

    For post shipment financing Trade Up will provide you with:

    Bill Discounting Facility of maximum BDT 20 million International credit card against Exporters Retention Quota.

    Islami Banking:

    slamic banking refers to a system of banking or banking activity that is consistent with the principles of theShari'ah (Islamic rulings) and its practical application through the development of Islamic economics.

    What is HSBC Amanah?

    HSBC Amanah is the global Islamic banking division of the HSBC Group, responsible for thedevelopment of Islamic banking products for distribution to customers of the HSBC Group. It

    was established in 1998 and has regional offices in the UK, Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Malaysia,

    Indonesia, Bangladesh and Brunei.

    HSBC Amanah Bangladesh offers investment opportunities through Mudarabah TermInvestment(Islamic deposit); and vehicle, personal, and home financing solutions. HSBC

    Amanah offers you an ideal opportunity to enjoy Shari?a compliant products while benefiting

    from the global expertise and world class service standards of HSBC.

    How can a conventional bank, which is primarily interest-based, offer Islamic banking

    services?

    Islamic law does not require that the seller of a product be Muslim, or that its other services also

    be Islamic. This is the considered opinion of our Shariah Supervisory Committee.

    Conventional banks charge and pay interest, and HSBC is a conventional bank. But HSBC isalso a customer-driven institution, and the reason it provides Islamic products is to serve a

    genuine financial need among Muslims. Of course, our Islamic products are available for

    Muslims and non-Muslims alike.