Mr. Nicholas G. Winsor

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  "We are waiting for the right market opportunities in India and will increase our investment here, as and when the regulator allows us," HSBC's Head of Personal Financial Services, Asia-Pacific, Nicholas G Winsor, told PTI.
  
  Winsor informed that the bank has acknowledged India as one of its key markets and would endeavor to strengthen itself in the mass-affluent segment where it is already a major player with an estimated 10 per cent market share.
  
  "This is an area where we will continue to expand in the times ahead.It has an estimated ten per cent market share in the segment presently--we have seen a healthy growth in this portfolio at around 25-30 per cent in the past four months," Winsor said.
  
  Currently, HSBC is having 47 branches in the country, which will be increased over a period, said Winsor."We have applied to the Reserve Bank for opening more branches in the country," he said.
  
  But, he refused to disclose further details of its branch expansion program.

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  Sector chair (UK): Mr Nick Winsor, CEO HSBC Taiwan

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  "India is the fastest-growing market for wealth creation," says Nicholas Windsor, head of personal financial services at HSBC India HSBC , which last year set up a private banking unit to cater to clients investing upwards of $500,000.
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  "India is the fastest-growing market for wealth creation," says Nicholas Windsor, head of personal financial services at HSBC India HSBC , which last year set up a private banking unit to cater to clients investing upwards of $500,000.

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  "We are waiting for the right market opportunities in India and will increase our investment here, as and when the regulator allows us," HSBC's Head of Personal Financial Services, Asia-Pacific, Nicholas G Winsor, told PTI.
  
  Winsor informed that the bank has acknowledged India as one of its key markets and would endeavor to strengthen itself in the mass-affluent segment where it is already a major player with an estimated 10 per cent market share.
  
  "This is an area where we will continue to expand in the times ahead.It has an estimated ten per cent market share in the segment presently--we have seen a healthy growth in this portfolio at around 25-30 per cent in the past four months," Winsor said.
  
  Currently, HSBC is having 47 branches in the country, which will be increased over a period, said Winsor."We have applied to the Reserve Bank for opening more branches in the country," he said.
  
  But, he refused to disclose further details of its branch expansion program.

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  "NCR's domain expertise on ATM technology, the use of sophisticated tools, and proven fail-safe processes will help us reinforce the reliability of our ATM channel and ensure better service and availability for our customers," said Nicholas Winsor, director of personal financial services for HSBC India.

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  "We did explore the demand for Amanah in the Indian context and met the Reserve Bank of India in this regard, but currently the regulatory environment for banking in India does not permit us to launch Amanah," says Nicholas Winsor, head of personal finance at HSBC India, even as he notes that the "Muslim wealth is substantial in India."

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  HSBC, the self-styled "world's local bank," has grown a global retail business by following the international growth of its commercial clients, says Nick Winsor, head of personal finance for HSBC in the Asia-Pacific region."Because we were banking the companies, we tended to bank the individuals who worked for those companies to."
  
  A slim, amiable middle-aged Brit, Winsor has been with the bank for 25 years in the United Arab Emirates, Qatar, Japan, Hong Kong, Brunei, India, Singapore and New York as well as the United Kingdom.He has bank accounts in five countries.
  
  While there are several banks with global retail banking franchises - Citibank and Standard Chartered, for instance, or Scotiabank in Latin America and the Caribbean - HSBC is without a doubt the market leader and is working hard to cement that position.When HSBC talks about global retail banking services, it's worth listening.
  
  Winsor explains that first-time expatriates - a marketing executive for a big consumer goods company that has just been transferred from Atlanta to Shanghai, for instance - can suddenly find they have more disposable income, and that makes them good customers.
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  But, as Winsor says, banks in Canada and elsewhere would be thrilled with another six million wealthy clients - wherever they happen to live.

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  Nicholas Winsor, head of personal financial services at HSBC India, said: "The consumer credit market in India has considerable room to grow before it reaches the levels witnessed in developed economies.

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  "We are waiting for the right market opportunities in India and will increase our investment here, as and when the regulator allows us," HSBC's head of personal financial services, Asia-Pacific, Mr Nicholas G Winsor, said. Mr Winsor said that the bank has identified India as one of its key markets and would strive to strengthen itself in the mass-affluent segment where it is already a major player with an estimated 10 per cent market share."This is an area where we will continue to expand in the days ahead.It has an estimated ten per cent market share in the segment presently.We have seen a healthy growth in this portfolio at around 25-30 per cent in the past four months," he said. n PTI

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  We are confident the security device will change attitudes," said Nicholas Winsor, Head, Personal Financial Services, HSBC India.

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