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HSBC/HKU Asia Pacific Business Case Competition 2025

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Announcement HSBC/HKU Asia Pacific Business Case Competition 2025 Result 18 Years 180+ universities 13 local competitions Participants from around the world

What people are saying...

Ivan Ho

The University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong 2014 winner

If done properly, solving a case at the competition level is quite similar to how I solve problems in my current job [Google]. We start with hypothesis, then structure the problem, and finally support our solution with facts and data. It is definitely a skill that the competition helped me develop.

Alex Churchill

The University of Auckland, New Zealand 2015 winner

I thank the business case competition for connecting me with the opportunity to work in HSBC Hong Kong. It certainly opened doors for me to learn, network and build a career.

Shrey Gupta

Shri Ram College of Commerce, India 2010 participant

The case competition gave us a new perspective on how differently students from other countries approach the same business problems. Even more valuable was the realization of how cultural differences and nuances may have impact on a business leader’s ability to successfully solve a business problem.

Sacarissa Salim

Prasetiya Mulya University, Indonesia 2016 participant

This is one of the most exciting and challenging case competitions there is. The challenges were thrilling and the international friendship formed was heart-warming.

Stefen Joshua D. Rasay

University of Hawaii, USA 2016 participant

It has been an amazing experience competing in the world’s largest undergraduate business case competition. I am so proud of my team as well as my newfound friends. Thank you to the organizers; HSBC, HKU and ACRC. It has truly been an adventure.

Mohammed Shahriar Sharif

University of Dhaka, Bangladesh 2016 participant

The competition was rigorous and pushed us to step out of our comfort zone and think outside of the box, which was thoroughly enjoyable. But the best part, I feel, was the congeniality in the air – everyone was so supportive and friendly. Thank you to the organizers for such a professionally-executed event.

Ivan Ho

The University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong 2014 winner

If done properly, solving a case at the competition level is quite similar to how I solve problems in my current job [Google]. We start with hypothesis, then structure the problem, and finally support our solution with facts and data. It is definitely a skill that the competition helped me develop.

Alex Churchill

The University of Auckland, New Zealand 2015 winner

I thank the business case competition for connecting me with the opportunity to work in HSBC Hong Kong. It certainly opened doors for me to learn, network and build a career.

Shrey Gupta

Shri Ram College of Commerce, India 2010 participant

The case competition gave us a new perspective on how differently students from other countries approach the same business problems. Even more valuable was the realization of how cultural differences and nuances may have impact on a business leader’s ability to successfully solve a business problem.

Sacarissa Salim

Prasetiya Mulya University, Indonesia 2016 participant

This is one of the most exciting and challenging case competitions there is. The challenges were thrilling and the international friendship formed was heart-warming.

Stefen Joshua D. Rasay

University of Hawaii, USA 2016 participant

It has been an amazing experience competing in the world’s largest undergraduate business case competition. I am so proud of my team as well as my newfound friends. Thank you to the organizers; HSBC, HKU and ACRC. It has truly been an adventure.

Mohammed Shahriar Sharif

University of Dhaka, Bangladesh 2016 participant

The competition was rigorous and pushed us to step out of our comfort zone and think outside of the box, which was thoroughly enjoyable. But the best part, I feel, was the congeniality in the air – everyone was so supportive and friendly. Thank you to the organizers for such a professionally-executed event.

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