1, Shanghai Pudong Development Bank (hereinafter referred to as "Shanghai Pudong Development Bank") was established with the approval of the People's Bank of China on August 28th, 1992, and 1993 was successfully listed on the Shanghai Stock Exchange (stock code: 600000). Its main business includes absorbing public deposits, issuing short-,medium-and long-term loans, settlement, bill discounting, issuing financial bonds, acting as an agent for payment, acting as an agent for payment, underwriting treasury bonds, buying and selling treasury bonds, inter-bank lending, providing letter of credit services and guarantees, acting as an agent for payment and insurance agency, providing safe deposit box services and foreign exchange deposits; Foreign exchange loans; Foreign exchange remittance; Foreign exchange and international settlement; Inter-bank foreign exchange lending, acceptance and discount of foreign exchange bills, foreign exchange lending, foreign exchange guarantee, settlement and sale of foreign exchange, acting as an agent to buy and sell foreign currency securities other than stocks, self-operated foreign exchange trading, foreign exchange trading on behalf of customers, credit investigation, consulting and witness business, offshore banking, securities investment fund custody business, and other businesses approved by the People's Bank of China and China Banking Regulatory Commission.
2. The classification of banks mainly includes central banks, policy banks, commercial banks, investment banks and the World Bank. Among them, the central bank in China includes the People's Bank of China; Policy banks include The Export-Import Bank of China; Commercial banks include Industrial and Commercial Bank of China and Agricultural Bank of China. Investment banks include Goldman Sachs Group, etc. The World Bank is a World Bank Group.
Central Bank: The central bank plays an important role in a country. It is the dominant financial center institution in China and an important tool for the state to intervene and regulate the development of the national economy.
(2) Policy banks: Policy banks refer to professional financial institutions that are established by the government, implement relevant economic policies of the government, conduct financial business in specific fields, and are not for profit;
(3) Commercial banks: Different from policy banks, the traditional business of commercial banks is mainly deposit and loan business, and they are profit-oriented financial institutions;
(4) Investment banks: Investment banks are a kind of financial institutions mainly engaged in securities issuance, underwriting and trading, corresponding to commercial banks;
⑤ World Bank: The main purpose of the World Bank Group is to help countries overcome poverty, and it is a worldwide bank.