Leo takes to the water for the latest branch opening on the island of Ap Lei Chau (Duck Tongue Island, so named due to its geographical shape), close to Aberdeen Harbour.

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Leo buys a ticket to Tin Wan to visit another new branch. During particularly busy periods in the 1970s, the bank was opening a new branch every week to meet the growing demand for retail banking services in Hong Kong.
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Retail banking services were expanding in other parts of HSBC’s Asia network, as illustrated by this advertisement for branches in Singapore.
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Leo buys a ticket to Tin Wan to visit another new branch. During particularly busy periods in the 1970s, the bank was opening a new branch every week to meet the growing demand for retail banking services in Hong Kong.
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Retail banking services were expanding in other parts of HSBC’s Asia network, as illustrated by this advertisement for branches in Singapore.
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Leo takes to the water for the latest branch opening on the island of Ap Lei Chau (Duck Tongue…
Date
Dec 1973
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