HSBC CEO Gulliver on Free Trade, Trump, Banks

The transcript discusses the impact of Trump's policies on trade with China and Mexico, highlighting concerns and potential changes to NAFTA. It explores globalization's effects on wealth distribution and trade, noting both benefits and challenges. HSBC's global strategy is examined, focusing on adapting to new trade blocks and digitalization. The discussion shifts to US banking under Trump, considering the administration's impact on interest rates and foreign banks like HSBC.

What concerns do business leaders and government officials in Mexico have regarding President Trump?

How does the speaker view the potential changes to NAFTA under President Trump?

What are the perceived benefits of free trade according to the speaker?

In what ways has globalization created splits within countries, according to the speaker?

What is the speaker's perspective on the impact of the Trump administration on Wall Street?

What uncertainties does the speaker express regarding the future of foreign banks under the Trump administration?

How does the speaker describe the role of HSBC in the United States?