Women secure 5 per cent less capital on average globally, according to HSBC Private Banking’s ‘She’s the Business’ report. Photo: EPA-EFE Women secure 5 per cent less capital on average globally, according to HSBC Private Banking’s ‘She’s the Business’ report. Photo: EPA-EFE
Women secure 5 per cent less capital on average globally, according to HSBC Private Banking’s ‘She’s the Business’ report. Photo: EPA-EFE
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More than a third of women entrepreneurs have faced bias in raising capital, HSBC report says

  • Women in mainland China and Hong Kong have invested more of their own money than their counterparts globally to start a new business
  • On average, women globally put US$142,841 of their own money into their businesses

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Chad Bray
Chad Bray

Updated: 10:31pm, 6 Oct, 2019

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Women secure 5 per cent less capital on average globally, according to HSBC Private Banking’s ‘She’s the Business’ report. Photo: EPA-EFE Women secure 5 per cent less capital on average globally, according to HSBC Private Banking’s ‘She’s the Business’ report. Photo: EPA-EFE
Women secure 5 per cent less capital on average globally, according to HSBC Private Banking’s ‘She’s the Business’ report. Photo: EPA-EFE
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