Hong Kong - Banknote of 20 Dollars 2018, New (P218a) HSBC

The front depicts the HSBC Lions, created by British sculptor Henry Poole in 1923 for the bank on the Bund in Shanghai, symbolizing protection, power and prosperity. Named Stephen and Stitt after two leaders of the era, these lions are bronze replicas that can be found in front of many HSBC buildings around the world, including Hong Kong, London and Vancouver. They embody the stability and reliability of banking, and have become cultural icons and historical landmarks beyond their banking association, representing the duality of strength and serenity and marking the architectural and cultural heritage of the cities where HSBC is present.

The reverse shows a family gathering around tea.