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. There are 14, 12 1 2 branches in China, and branches in Hongkong, Taiwan Province Province and Melbourne, including CCB Fund, CCB Leasing, CCB Trust, CCB Life Insurance and Sino-German Housing. China Construction Bank has a broad customer base, maintains banking contacts with many large enterprise groups and leading enterprises in China's economic and strategic industries, and its marketing network covers major regions of the country. 20 13 At the end of June, its market value was176.7 billion US dollars, ranking fifth among the listed banks in the world. 20 14 On May 8th, Forbes Global 2000 list was released, and CCB ranked second in the world.

There are 65,438+03,5865,438+0 domestic business institutions, including the Head Office, 38 tier-one branches, 304 tier-two branches, 8,835 branches, 4,402 branches and professional credit card centers 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, 2 subsidiaries in London and Hong Kong, and 1 investment bank subsidiary in Hong Kong. It owns five domestic subsidiaries: CCB Fund, CCB Leasing, CCB Trust, Sino-German Housing Savings Bank and CCB Life Insurance.