A Business Notice Account (BNA) is aimed at clients who can confidently plan their cash expenditure in advance, and who meet our minimum deposit requirements. Benefit from competitive rates, monthly statements and access to cash after your chosen notice period.
Our clients often look for the best rates to maximise their investment after a cash injection. However, many have irregular expenditures and need a solution without the restriction of a long-term deposit.
HSBC Innovation Banking’s Business Notice Account is an investment solution that addresses this challenge.
The account gives you the benefit of comparatively higher interest rates *, regular deposits and access to your cash funds after your chosen notice period. You can set up Business Notice Accounts for GBP, EUR and USD and use them on an ongoing basis, rather than going through the hassle of continuously opening multiple term deposits.
Your funds will remain restricted until you provide a notice of withdrawal and the notice period has been fulfilled. After the completion of the agreed notice period, you will be able to access your cash. These accounts can be utilised in conjunction with your current accounts to optimise interest on surplus working capital that is not needed on a regular basis.
*Compared to HSBC Innovation Banking’s standard corporate deposit account.
This account is not for you if you need immediate access to your funds. This is a restricted access account, and your funds are not available until completion of the notice period.
T&Cs and other eligibility criteria apply
**Minimum deposit requirement applies
You can give notice to withdraw some or all of your deposit from your Business Notice Account within HSBCnet by clicking on ‘Menu’, selecting ‘Payments and transfers’ and choosing ‘Create payment or transfer’. Once we receive your instruction, we’ll debit the requested amount from your BNA and move the funds into a separate Term Deposit account.
The funds withdrawn from your BNA will be placed in a Term Deposit account for the length of your BNA notice period. While your funds remain in the Term Deposit, we’ll pay you interest (please see the BNA summary box for details).