Question 1: What's the difference between a direct branch and a secondary branch? Take the Agricultural Bank of China as an example. The highest is the head office of Agricultural Bank of China. They will set up many branches all over the country for commercial operation.

Tier-1 branches: branches established by the head office of Agricultural Bank of China in provincial capitals are directly managed by the head office of Agricultural Bank of China.

Secondary branches: branches established by Agricultural Bank of China in various provinces and cities. In order to facilitate personnel flow and business management, these prefecture-level branches are directly managed by tier-one branches.

Branches directly under the Central Government: After the head office of the Agricultural Bank of China has established a tier-one branch in the provincial capital city, it will no longer set up other branches in the provincial capital city. However, due to business needs, tier-one branches will set up some branches in provincial capital cities (these are directly affiliated branches), which will be directly managed by tier-one branches.

Generally, counties and districts are branches (that is, an office), and there is no level.

Can you understand?

Question 2: What do you mean by directly affiliated branch? China Bank Zhejiang Branch is a first-class branch (directly managed by China Bank Head Office). Zhejiang Branch manages the branches of China Bank in various cities in Zhejiang Province, such as Taizhou Branch, Wenzhou Branch and Shaoxing Branch. These are secondary branches. Zhejiang Branch is generally located in Hangzhou, the provincial capital, and China Bank in Hangzhou is directly under the management of Zhejiang Branch. In order to reduce management personnel and costs, there is generally no city branch where the provincial bank is located, which means that there may be no Hangzhou branch.

Each district in Hangzhou is a branch of a branch directly under the province. Under these branches, set up business outlets according to the situation. Do you understand?

Question 3: What are the branches directly under the banking system? Is the branch sales department directly under the branch? 10 The direct branch refers to the bluff under the direct leadership of a branch in a certain place.

The subordinate unit of the branch business department is a branch.

In the banking system, there are head office, branches and sub-branches in turn. For example, China Merchants Bank, with its head office in Shenzhen and branches in Hangzhou, Zhejiang, is divided into Taizhou Branch and Wenzhou Branch.

Question 4: What do branches and sub-branches in banks mean? Bank of China Jiangsu Branch Suzhou Fuhang Xiangcheng District Branch

(Lumuzhen branch is the branch business department)

Branch is higher than sub-branch.

Question 5: The difference between tier-one branches and directly affiliated branches of China Bank is determined by the original system of China Bank. Generally, it is a provincial branch, which governs the Bank of China in various cities and counties in the province. China Bank, originally planned as a city with separate state planning, belongs to the head office at the same level as the province where it is located. After the restructuring, a provincial-level branch (provincial branch) and a city branch with separate plans were renamed as branches directly under the province.

Question 6: What exactly is a bank branch? Banks generally have a head office, branches, sub-branches, sub-branches and savings offices.

Generally speaking, provincial branches are first-class branches and municipal branches are second-class branches. Sub-branches are located in districts and counties below the city. Each branch has a branch, as well as several branches and savings offices.

A bank branch is a branch of a bank.

Sub-branches are mainly responsible for the approval of some projects and the business inspection of subordinate institutions. Such as: the issuance of bank account opening license, the approval of loan card issuance, etc.

Question 7: What exactly do tier-one branches, tier-two branches and directly affiliated branches mean? Bank of China Zhejiang Branch is a tier-one branch (directly managed by the head office of Bank of China). Zhejiang Branch is managing BOC branches in various cities in Zhejiang Province, such as Taizhou Branch, Wenzhou Branch and Shaoxing Branch. These are secondary branches.

Zhejiang Branch is generally located in Hangzhou, the provincial capital, and China Bank in Hangzhou is directly under the management of Zhejiang Branch. In order to reduce management personnel and costs, there is generally no city branch where the provincial bank is located, which means that there may be no Hangzhou branch.

Each district in Hangzhou is a branch of a branch directly under the province. Under these branches, set up business outlets according to the situation. Do you understand?

Question 8: What do you mean by the first-tier branch that issues the card? Please explain that the tier-one banks that issue bank cards are tier-one branches and directly affiliated branches with card-issuing city codes approved by the Head Office, and they are the management institutions of debit cards.

Refers to the prefecture-level city where the bank card is issued.

For example, the first-level branch of the issuing bank of Ruian Bank in Zhejiang Province is Wenzhou Branch.

Ryan belongs to Wenzhou area.

Question 9: What are the seven branches of China Agricultural Bank in Chengdu? China Agricultural Bank has seven branches directly under Sichuan Province: Zongfu Branch, Shudu Branch, Guanghua Branch, Jincheng Branch, Rongcheng Branch, Gaoxin Branch and Economic Development Zone Branch.

Question10: 622848032743239516 What are the branches? Zhejiang Branch of Bank of China is a first-class branch (directly managed by China Bank Head Office), and Zhejiang Branch is a branch of Bank of China that manages mainland cities in Zhejiang Province, such as Taizhou Branch, Wenzhou Branch and Shaoxing Branch. These are secondary branches. Zhejiang Branch is generally located in Hangzhou, the provincial capital, and China Bank in Hangzhou is directly under the management of Zhejiang Branch. In order to reduce management personnel and costs, there is generally no city branch where the provincial bank is located, which means that there may be no Hangzhou branch. Each district in Hangzhou is a branch of a branch directly under the province. Under these branches, set up business outlets according to the situation. Do you understand?