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HSBC Australia

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54
Latest disclosed NPS
26 Feb 2026
16
NPS entries
4 with a number
2018–26
Years covered
18 entries in all

In their words

“Net Promoter Scores have improved or remained top ranked in our home markets. In Hong Kong, we added 1.1 million new to bank customers.”
— Georges Elhedery, Group Chief Executive Officer, HSBC Australia · Earnings call, Q4 2025 · 25 Feb 2026
“Yes, that's both good for NPS, but it also should be good over the medium term for how we can adjust and accelerate our cost structure.”
— Ewen Stevenson, Group Chief Financial Officer, HSBC Australia · Earnings call, Q2 2020 · 3 Aug 2020
“In our private bank, our global NPS increased to 54 points, compared with 48 points in 2024. In CIB, among Corporates we were ranked among the top 3 in seven of 10 key markets.”
— HSBC Australia · SEC 20-F annual report · filed 26 Feb 2026

Disclosed NPS over time

Every Net Promoter Score HSBC Australia has published, by date.

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NPS disclosures (16)

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5 Aug 2026
NPSProgram

HSBC improved its Net Promoter Score rankings across retail, SME, and mid-market segments in Q2 2026.

— reported by uk.investing.com · 5 Aug 2026
uk.investing.com ↗
26 Feb 2026
NPS54

In our private bank, our global NPS increased to 54 points, compared with 48 points in 2024. In CIB, among Corporates we were ranked among the top 3 in seven of 10 key markets.

— HSBC Australia · SEC 20-F annual report · filed 26 Feb 2026
SEC 20-F annual report ↗
25 Feb 2026
NPSProgram

Net Promoter Scores have improved or remained top ranked in our home markets. In Hong Kong, we added 1.1 million new to bank customers.

— Georges Elhedery, Group Chief Executive Officer, HSBC Australia · Earnings call, Q4 2025 · 25 Feb 2026
Earnings call, Q4 2025 ↗
20 Feb 2025
NPS48

In our private bank, our global NPS increased to 48 points, compared with 42 points in 2023. All the existing markets included in the programme increased their scores from 2023 and we have included India and UAE for the first time this year.

— HSBC Australia · SEC 20-F annual report · filed 20 Feb 2025
SEC 20-F annual report ↗
31 Jul 2024
NPSProgram

Our net promoter score for onboarding wholesale international clients in 1H24 improved by 10 points compared with 1H23. At 55.6%, more than half of WPB customers were mobile active in 1H24, an increase of 4.1 percentage points from 1H23.

— HSBC Australia · SEC 6-K report · filed 31 Jul 2024
SEC 6-K report ↗
22 Feb 2024
NPS42

In our private bank, our global NPS increased to 42 points, compared with 25 points in 2022. This was largely due to increased customer satisfaction in Asia, with improved scores in Hong Kong, Singapore, Taiwan and mainland China.

— HSBC Australia · SEC 20-F annual report · filed 22 Feb 2024
SEC 20-F annual report ↗
22 Feb 2023
NPSProgram

We measure customer satisfaction through net promoter scores across each of our business lines, listen carefully to customer feedback so we know where we need to improve, and take steps to do this.

— HSBC Australia · SEC 20-F annual report · filed 22 Feb 2023
SEC 20-F annual report ↗
23 Feb 2022
NPSProgram

We aim to be a top-three bank for customer satisfaction. Even though our performance, using the net promoter score, improved in many markets in which we operate, we still have work to do to improve our rank position against competitors, as some have…

— HSBC Australia · SEC 20-F annual report · filed 23 Feb 2022
SEC 20-F annual report ↗
5 Jul 2021
NPSProgram

HSBC deployed the Net Promoter system in its wealth and personal banking division.

— reported by research-live.com · 5 Jul 2021
research-live.com ↗
24 Feb 2021
NPS48

In 2020, we achieved an overall net promoter score of 48, outperforming our competitors’ score of 39. We scored 49 in Asia-Pacific, compared with 32 for our competitors, and 44 in the Europe and Middle East region, compared with 41 for our competitors.

— HSBC Australia · SEC 20-F annual report · filed 24 Feb 2021
SEC 20-F annual report ↗
29 Oct 2020
NPSProgram

HSBC's customer satisfaction and Net Promoter scores for a new digital service are among the most positive across different channels.

— reported by bai.org · 29 Oct 2020
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3 Aug 2020
NPSProgram

Yes, that's both good for NPS, but it also should be good over the medium term for how we can adjust and accelerate our cost structure.

— Ewen Stevenson, Group Chief Financial Officer, HSBC Australia · Earnings call, Q2 2020 · 3 Aug 2020
Earnings call, Q2 2020 ↗
24 Mar 2020
NPSProgram

HSBC suffers from lower-than-average performance with respect to Net Promoter Score and customer satisfaction across key product areas.

— reported by timesplot.com · 24 Mar 2020
timesplot.com ↗
5 Aug 2019
NPSProgram

Global Trade and Receivables Finance (‘GTRF’) improved its net promoter score to its highest recorded level; and Securities Services enhanced client experience through, for example, robotic process automation of 33,000 transactions a month, thereby…

— HSBC Australia · SEC 6-K report · filed 5 Aug 2019
SEC 6-K report ↗
6 Jul 2018
NPSProgram

HSBC Australia's 2016 online banking platform switch caused a drop in net promoter scores, discussed at Pegaworld 2018 conference.

— reported by itnews.com.au · 6 Jul 2018
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3 Feb 2018
NPSProgram

HSBC suffers from lower-than-average Net Promoter Score and customer satisfaction performance across key products despite recent competitive improvements.

— reported by openpr.com · 3 Feb 2018
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Retention disclosures (2)

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11 Nov 2019
Retention

HSBC improved customer engagement methods to ensure improved customer retention.

— reported by which-50.com · 11 Nov 2019
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13 Jun 2018
Retention

HSBC applies artificial intelligence to loyalty programs to improve customer retention amid elite credit card competition.

— reported by calvinayre.com · 13 Jun 2018
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About these figures

Every figure here was publicly disclosed by the named company: press releases, annual reports, SEC filings, earnings calls and news coverage. Companies tend to publish their NPS when it is good, so these numbers run higher than a true industry average: read them as what leading companies in this vertical say publicly, not as an industry benchmark.

NPS runs from −100 to +100. Retention figures are reported as the company defines them (net revenue retention, gross revenue retention, customer retention rate, churn). Every entry links to its source in the full database.