Question 1: What are the state-owned banks? What are the private banks? The private banks you mentioned should be, to be precise, joint-stock banks. At present, there are two types of banks in my country: 1. State-owned banks. Including: Bank of China, Agricultural Bank of China, Industrial and Commercial Bank of China, and China Construction Bank.

2. Domestic joint-stock banks. That is what you call "private banks": Industrial Bank, Minsheng Bank, China Everbright Bank, China CITIC Bank, China Merchants Bank, Bank of Communications, and various city commercial banks, such as: Beijing Commercial Bank, now renamed Bank of Beijing, Fuzhou Commercial Bank wait.

3. Mainland and overseas banks: Citibank, HSBC.

At present, all domestic joint-stock banks are under the jurisdiction of the People's Bank of China, and their supervisory agency is the State Banking Supervision and Administration Bureau. (referred to as the Banking Regulatory Bureau) 51% of the shares of domestic joint-stock banks are controlled by the state, the reason is to avoid financial crises and financial disorder. The so-called private banks in our country are private banks; private banks are really here. Yesterday, reporters learned from the China Banking Regulatory Commission that all preparations for the opening of Shenzhen Qianhai WeBank were ready, and it was approved to open by the Shenzhen Banking Regulatory Bureau on December 12.

In the third quarter of 2014, the China Banking Regulatory Commission approved the establishment of the first batch of five private banks. These five private banks are: Qianhai WeBank, Wenzhou Commercial Bank, Tianjin Jincheng Bank, Zhejiang Online Commerce Bank and Shanghai Huarui Bank.

Question 2: What are the private banks? To be precise, the private banks you mentioned should be joint-stock banks. At present, there are two types of banks in my country: 1. State-owned banks. Including: Bank of China, Agricultural Bank of China, Industrial and Commercial Bank of China, China Construction Bank. 2. Domestic joint-stock banks. That is what you call "private banks": Industrial Bank, Minsheng Bank, China Everbright Bank, China CITIC Bank, China Merchants Bank, Bank of Communications, and various city commercial banks, such as: Beijing Commercial Bank, now renamed Bank of Beijing, Fuzhou Commercial Bank wait. 3. Mainland and overseas banks: Citibank, HSBC. At present, all domestic joint-stock banks are under the jurisdiction of the People's Bank of China, and their supervisory agency is the State Banking Supervision and Administration Bureau. (referred to as the Banking Regulatory Bureau) 51% of the shares of domestic joint-stock banks are controlled by the state, the reason is to avoid financial crises and financial disorder. The so-called private banks in our country are private banks; private banks are really here. Yesterday, reporters learned from the China Banking Regulatory Commission that all preparations for the opening of Shenzhen Qianhai WeBank were ready, and it was approved to open by the Shenzhen Banking Regulatory Bureau on December 12. In the third quarter of 2014, the China Banking Regulatory Commission approved the establishment of the first batch of five private banks. These five private banks are: Qianhai WeBank, Wenzhou Commercial Bank, Tianjin Jincheng Bank, Zhejiang Online Commerce Bank and Shanghai Huarui Bank.

Question 3: Which banks are state-owned enterprises? Which banks are private enterprises? 20 points There are no banks in China that are purely private enterprises. Except for the four major state-owned banks, most other banks are state-owned or private enterprises. Central enterprise background, most commercial banks have shares in central enterprises or state-owned enterprises

Question 4: Which banks are state-owned enterprises? Which banks are private enterprises? 40 points Industrial and Commercial Bank of China, Agricultural Bank of China, Bank of China, China China Construction Bank, Bank of Communications, China Development Bank, Agricultural Development Bank of China, Export-Import Bank of China, and some local banks such as Bank of Jiangsu, Bank of Beijing, and Bank of Shanghai are all state-owned.

In addition, other banks are joint-stock banks. China only has joint-stock banks and no private banks.

Question 5: What are the state-owned banks? 1. The China Development Bank and other banks are directly affiliated with the State Council and are owned by the state and are not joint-stock systems. Postal savings are also

2. Bank of China, China Construction Bank, Industrial and Commercial Bank of China, Agricultural Bank of China, joint-stock banks in which the state holds heavy shares. . . .

3. China Merchants Bank, Bank of Communications, etc. are joint-stock banks attracted by the state.

4. Hua Xia Bank and Shougang Holdings are now heavily owned by Deutsche Bank.

China CITIC Bank, Minsheng Bank, private capital-raising holding banks 5, Industrial Guangfa and Shenzhen Development Bank are now Sino-foreign joint venture banks

6. There are also various city commercial banks, all of which are affiliated to various provinces.. .

Question 6: Are commercial banks private enterprises? Some commercial banks are private enterprises and some are state-owned enterprises.

Commercial bank, the English abbreviation is CB. CB is the abbreviation of commercial bank. Its popular online homophony is "Cunba", which means storage bank.

The concept of a commercial bank is different from that of a central bank and an investment bank. It is a financial institution with the purpose of making profits, raising funds with a variety of financial liabilities, operating a variety of financial assets, and having the function of creating credit. mechanism.

General commercial banks do not have the right to issue currency. The business of traditional commercial banks is mainly focused on operating deposits and loans (lending), that is, borrowing deposits at a lower interest rate and lending them at a higher interest rate. The interest rate difference between loans and deposits is the main profit of commercial banks. The main business scope of commercial banks includes absorbing deposits from the public, enterprises and institutions, granting loans, bill discounting and intermediary business, etc. It is a savings institution rather than an investment institution.

The banks that currently exist in my country: 3 policy banks (China Development Bank, Agricultural Development Bank, Export-Import Bank), 5 state-owned commercial banks (China, Agriculture, Industry, Construction, Communications), several Ten joint-stock commercial banks (CITIC, Huaxia, China Merchants, Everbright, Minsheng, Pudong Development, Bohai, Guangfa, Industrial, Zheshang and Postal Savings Bank of China), in addition to hundreds of city commercial banks.

State-owned commercial banks: Bank of China, Industrial and Commercial Bank of China, Agricultural Bank of China and China Construction Bank

Question 7: Can employees of the four major state-owned banks run private companies? Unless you resign, Otherwise it will definitely not work!

Question 8: Which banks in China are state-owned? Do private banks have any requirements? There are six state-owned commercial banks, namely Industrial and Commercial Bank of China, China Construction Bank, Bank of China, Agricultural Bank of China, Bank of Communications and Postal Savings Bank of China, of which Bank of Communications is partially owned by the state.

State-owned policy banks include Agricultural Development Bank of China, China Development Bank, and Export-Import Bank of China

National joint-stock commercial banks include: China Merchants Bank, Hua Xia Bank, China CITIC Bank, and Ping An Bank, China Everbright Bank, Industrial Bank, Guangfa Bank, Shanghai Pudong Development Bank.

Local joint-stock commercial banks: Bank of Beijing, Bank of Shanghai, Bank of Jiangsu, Bank of Tianjin, Bank of Hebei, Bank of Shengjing, Bank of Nanjing, Bank of Hankou, Bank of Ningbo, Bank of Guangzhou, Bank of Chongqing, Zheshang Bank etc

Question 9: What banks are there in China? Are they all state-owned enterprises? No, 1. The China Development Bank and others are directly affiliated with the State Council and are owned by the state. They are not joint-stock systems. Postal Savings is also 2. Bank of China, China Construction Bank, Industrial and Commercial Bank of China, Agricultural Bank of China, joint-stock banks with heavy shares held by the state. . . . 3. China Merchants Bank, Bank of Communications, etc., joint-stock banks attracted by the state. 4. Hua Xia Bank and Shougang Holdings are now heavily owned by Deutsche Bank. China CITIC Bank, Minsheng Bank, private capital-raising holding banks5, Industrial Bank, Guangfa, Shenzhen Development Bank, etc. are now all Sino-foreign joint venture banks6, as well as various city commercial banks, in which provincial banks hold heavy shares. . . Chongqing City Bank, Beijing City Commercial Bank, Fudian Bank, etc. Small and medium scale. . 7. There are also HSBC Bank in Guangzhou, Gongzhen, Shanghai, DBS Bank in Singapore, Huaqi Bank, Southeast Asia Bank, etc. I can’t finish them. I hope it will be helpful to LZ.

Question 10: Banks And private companies? Which one is better? (Just graduated from a bachelor's degree) Let me tell you as a person who has experienced hardships in a bank:

There are only two ways for banks to grow: 1. Start by doing business and become president. The process was stressful, but I also learned a lot of knowledge, but it was limited to big banks such as the China Construction Bank Corporation.

Second, from the front desk, back office, etc. This takes longer. But the pressure is relatively low.

Therefore, it depends on your career plan and how you will develop in the future. It is recommended to go to a bank, because you can quickly accumulate contacts, but be warned that bank relationships are more complicated.

As for the private company you mentioned, I don’t know what kind it is, and I don’t know what position it is in, so I dare not make any comments.