At present, there are mainly the following types of foreign banks in China: 1. As the first American bank, Citibank came to Shanghai, China on 1902 and opened its first branch in China. Today, Citibank has become one of the largest foreign banks in China, providing a wide range of financial products and services for the widest customer base.
2. The Bank of East Asia has been committed to providing services to customers in Hong Kong since 19 18, and providing corporate and personal banking services in the Mainland and overseas.
3. Hang Seng Bank 1985, Hang Seng Bank set up its first representative office in Shenzhen. 1997 After the return of Hong Kong, Hang Seng Bank was the first Hong Kong bank to be approved to upgrade its Shanghai representative office to a branch. 1At the end of 998, Hang Seng set up a representative office in Beijing. In May 2004, Hang Seng Bank obtained the qualification of Qualified Foreign Institutional Investor (QFII).
4. Standard Chartered Bank Standard Chartered Bank set up its first branch in Shanghai on 1858, and has been operating continuously for nearly 150 years. Today, Standard Chartered Bank is headquartered in China, with 65,438+00 branches, 65,438+0 branches, 4 representative offices and more than 770 employees.
5. Bank of America was established in Guangdong Bank of Hong Kong, tel: 19 12, and was founded by China businessmen of Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation. 1998, Bank of America Group and National Bank Group merged to form the new Bank of America. At present, the bank has 16 branches in Hong Kong and Macau. Shanghai Nanjing West Road Sub-branch provides a wide range of commercial and personal banking services in the Mainland, including RMB and foreign currency deposits, real estate mortgage loans in RMB, Hong Kong dollars and US dollars, wealth management, e-banking, commercial credit and financing.
6. The Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation Limited was established in Hong Kong and Shanghai, tel: 1865. In May 2000, HSBC moved its China business headquarters to Pudong, and established the "HSBC China General Representative Office" to coordinate business development.
7. OCBC became the first Singaporean bank to conduct banking business in China. Its Chinese mainland business network currently includes four branches, one sub-branch and two representative offices, which are located in Shanghai, Beijing, Chengdu, Qingdao, Tianjin and Xiamen. OCBC Bank provides a complete set of customized RMB and foreign currency products. Our extensive global network covers 14 countries and regions, including more than 1 10 branches and representative offices.
8. Mandico Bank BMO Mandico Bank is the first chartered bank in Canada, which opened on June 3, 2007. The telephone number is 18 165438. BMO Mandico Bank provided Canada with the first batch of stable and abundant currency in circulation, and continues to play an important role in Canada's development. BMO Mandico Bank is the first Canadian bank to open branches overseas, which is active in Europe, Latin America, East Asia and the United States.