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1 August 2026

Revision of HSBC UAE Corporate Standard Tariffs and Charges

Following a periodic review of our products and services, we will be revising our corporate standard tariffs and charges.

The revision will take effect from 01st October 2026.

New Networks of Capital: MENAT Infrastructure

Investment across the Middle East, North Africa and Türkiye (MENAT) is changing. The region has long attracted capital through energy, trade and large-scale infrastructure development. Today, its role in corporate growth and investment strategies is widening, with opportunity extending across more markets, sectors and sources of capital.

This comes as the region enters a major infrastructure investment cycle, with markets looking to address a range of priorities including energy security, data sovereignty and increasing urbanisation and reindustrialisation.

That growing importance is already visible in business and investment plans. Eight in ten business leaders say MENAT is critical or very important to their growth and infrastructure strategy.

Read more in the New Networks of Capital: MENAT Infrastructure Report to explore the opportunities, priorities and strategies shaping the region’s next phase of investment.

Key Insights

Strategic Importance

81% of business leaders say MENAT is critical or very important to their growth and infrastructure strategy.

Strong Project Pipeline

US$872 billion individual project packages within a wider US$1.4 trillion planned infrastructure pipeline.

Rising Investment

97% of investors expect MENAT to attract significantly more infrastructure capital by 2030.

Key Corridors

Europe–MENAT is the leading corridor over the next four years; China–MENAT flows are expected to be particularly important through 2030.

Changing Capital Dynamics

94% of business leaders and investors expect capital to exceed investment-ready projects by 2030.

Constraints on the Horizon

89% of business leaders and 91% of investors expect execution capacity to become a greater constraint than access to finance by 2030.

New Networks of Capital: MENAT Infrastructure Report

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