Taking Zhejiang as an example, the first-level branch refers to the provincial branch (Zhejiang Branch), the second-level branch refers to the city branch (Jiaxing Branch), and the first-level branch refers to the county level or above or above the district (such as Tongxiang Sub-branch, Haining Sub-branch, Nanhu Sub-branch, Xiuzhou Sub-branch), second-level sub-branches (90 are small branches, and another 10 are branches without credit business)
Extended information:
First of all, check whether it is a national bank or a local bank (local banks are different)
1. National banks such as Agricultural Bank of China, etc., the national banks are Bank of China, provincial branches, regional branches, etc. Second-level branches (or central branches), county-level branches, business offices (branch offices)
2. Local banks: head office, branch, etc.
3. Credit cooperatives include rural Commercial banks, rural cooperative banks:
Provincial cooperatives, regional cooperatives (offices), county-level cooperatives, credit unions, branches
Rural commercial banks, rural cooperative bank head offices, first First-level branches, second-level branches (optional), sub-branches, and sub-branches
Generally, banks are called branches up to the prefectural level, and then they are called sub-branches. Among them, the branch with management authority is called the first-level branch, and the other branches that only have business functions are called the second-level branch. Generally speaking, county-level branches are all first-level branches. Cities divided into districts usually have a business department or directly affiliated branch as a management agency, which is called a first-level branch, and the rest are second-level branches.
The specific division is as follows: Head office - first-level branches (provincial branches) - second-level branches (municipal branches) - first-level sub-branches (district, county, county-level municipal branches) - second-level branches Branches (thrifts) - branches (smaller outlets). A branch is a branch of a bank. It is the competent bank of a regional bank and can manage savings banks and branches.
Banks generally have hierarchical settings such as head offices, branches, sub-branches, branches, and savings banks. Generally speaking, branches at the provincial level are first-level branches, and branches at the municipal level are second-level branches. Districts and counties below the city level, and institutions in district- and county-level cities are branches. Each branch has a branch business office, several branches and savings offices.
A bank branch is a branch of a certain bank. Directly affiliated branches are directly managed by the head office and have the same status as provincial branches, but their administrative level will be half a level lower. Second-level branches are affiliated to provincial branches, and second-level branches and directly-affiliated branches are not at the same level.