China Construction Bank (hereinafter referred to as China Construction Bank or CCB, formerly known as People's Construction Bank of China, renamed as China Construction Bank on March 26th, 1996) was established on June 5th, 954 (Wu Jianian). It is a joint-stock commercial bank and one of the top five state-owned commercial banks. The main business areas of China Construction Bank include corporate banking, personal banking and treasury business.
One: What is China Construction Bank?
China Construction Bank was established in 1954, 10, 1 (formerly known as People's Construction Bank of China, renamed as China Construction Bank on March 26th, 1996). It is one of the five state-owned commercial banks, ranking second among the five state-owned commercial banks in China: China Construction Bank or CCB for short. On September 9, 20 1 1, China Construction Bank issued the first joint debit card with the concept of public welfare.
The credit loan product "e- Bao Tong" specially made by China Construction Bank for Dunhuang network merchants has been upgraded recently after a year's trial. The upgraded version of "E Bao Tong" has achieved one-click completion of all loan processes. In the past, only small and medium-sized enterprises on the Dunhuang network platform could enjoy online credit loan services. Now the industrial and commercial self-employed individuals on the platform can also enjoy the unsecured and unsecured online credit loan service, which can greatly speed up the capital turnover.
Two. Business scope of CCB
Credit fund loans, residents' savings deposits, foreign exchange business, credit card business, and policy housing reform finance and personal housing mortgage loans.
By the end of February, the total number of domestic business institutions was 1358 1, including the head office, 38 tier-one branches, 304 tier-two branches, 8,835 branches, 4,402 branches and the credit card center of the head office. The regional layout is concentrated in megacities, central cities, strong counties and rich towns. There are overseas institutions in 13 countries and regions, 9 overseas branches in Hong Kong, Singapore, Frankfurt, Johannesburg, Tokyo, Seoul, new york, Ho Chi Minh City and Sydney, 2 representative offices in Taipei and Moscow, and 2 subsidiaries in London. Hong Kong and a subsidiary of a Hong Kong investment bank. It owns five domestic subsidiaries: CCB Fund, CCB Leasing, CCB Trust, Sino-German Housing Savings Bank and CCB Life Insurance. The bank has about 329,000 full-time employees.