The Hong Kong - Standard Chartered Bank 10 Dollars Banknote is part of the Standard Chartered Bank’s 1994 issues. The banknote has green, blue, red, and orange colors. Its obverse features a bank logo pattern in the underprint and a mythological carp fish jumping out of water. The reverse depicts the new Standard Chartered Bank headquarters building in the Central District of Hong Kong. It also shows a Bauhinia blakeana flower. The note has a solid security thread and a watermark that reveals an allegorical helmeted warrior’s head. The banknote is 138 x 69 mm in size. This particular paper bill has been given a grade of 66 by the Paper Money Guaranty.