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International Investment Centre

Build and manage your own portfolio of funds online. Choose from HSBC and a range of other providers.

Start investing today for a brighter tomorrow

Whether you’re new to investing or a seasoned pro, you can take control of your journey with our online investment platform.

Explore funds, build your portfolio, then buy, sell and manage your investments anytime, anywhere.

The International Investment Centre is perfect for a hands-on approach to building and managing your portfolio. If this isn't for you, find out more about investing with advice or managed investments.

Why use our International Investment Centre?

  • Explore hundreds of funds
    Choose from a wide range of funds from HSBC and other providers.
  • Buy and sell at your convenience
    Buy a new investment or sell an existing one whenever you like.
  • Track your investments and fund performance
    Get fund information, such as pricing and past performance, and see the value of your investments 24/7.
  • Set up a regular savings plan for monthly contributions
    Get started with as little as £50 a month and add to your investment on an ongoing basis.

How it works

1. Open an investment account

To get started, log on to online banking and select ‘International Investment Centre’.

2. Choose your investments

You're ready to trade funds. Search for funds based on specific criteria, or view everything available.

3. Finalise your investments

Buy funds with a lump sum (from £500), or set up a regular savings plan, where you'll add to your investment each month (from £50 a month). Your investments are paid for from the current or savings account you choose.

4. Track your investment's performance

You'll find a list of your regular savings plans in the 'Investing' section of online banking. From here, you can track, modify or sell them.

Things you should know

Available funds

We offer funds from hundreds of open-ended investment companies (OEICs) and unit trust funds. You can choose from HSBC funds and a wide range of other fund providers.

Investment costs

There are two investment costs you need to be aware of. The first is the annual management charge from your fund provider, and the second is the charge for a new investment. 

The charge for a new investment is 1% of the value of the investment. This applies to:

  • A lump sum purchase
  • Each monthly contribution in a regular savings plan
  • A new fund purchase when you sell and repurchase

These charges will be paid from your account. There's no charge for using the International Investment Centre or for surrendering your investments.

Who can apply?

You can open an investment account if you:

  • Are at least 18 years old
  • Live in Jersey, Guernsey or the Isle of Man
  • Are not a US national, citizen or resident (e.g. a US passport or Green Card holder)
  • Have an HSBC Channel Islands & Isle of Man bank or savings account (not including Fixed Rate Saver or Online Bonus Saver). For joint investments, you'll need a joint bank account in the same names[@open-account-eligiblity]
  • Are looking to invest a minimum of £50 per month, or a lump sum of £500

Apply for an investment account

Already an HSBC customer?

Apply online in just a few minutes.

Log on to online banking, select 'Investments', then 'International Investment Centre'.

New to HSBC?

You can start investing once you've opened a bank account with us.

Frequently asked questions

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Additionak information

If you close your bank account, you won't be able to trade with the investments you hold.
 

Please remember that the value of investments, and any income received from them, can fall as well as rise, is not guaranteed and you may not get back the amount you invested. This could also happen as a result of changes in currency exchange rates, particularly where overseas securities are held or where investments are converted from one currency to another. We always recommend that any investments held should be viewed as a medium to long-term investment, at least five years.

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