New HSBC Branch in Honduras

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In its new offices, the bank will offer corporate and consumer banking services, as well as packaged products.

"Santa Rosa de Copán is one of Honduras most important development centers. We have witnessed annual growth rates of 22% in banking services in the area", stated Jonathan Harley, executive director of HSBC Financial Group.

Source: laprensa.hn

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