China Construction Bank, formerly known as People's Construction Bank of China, was established in June 1954+ 10/(later renamed as China Construction Bank on March 26th, 1 996). The head office is located at No.25, Financial Street, Beijing. It is a large state-owned bank managed by the central government and a national deputy ministerial unit. The main business areas of China Construction Bank include corporate banking, personal banking and treasury business, with branches and subsidiaries in 29 countries and regions, and subsidiaries in many industries such as funds, leasing, trust, life insurance, property insurance, investment banking, futures and pension.
China Construction Bank has overseas branches in Hong Kong, China, Singapore, Germany (Frankfurt), South Africa (Johannesburg), Japan (Tokyo, Osaka), South Korea (Seoul), the United States (new york), Vietnam (Ho Chi Minh City), Australia (Sydney, Melbourne), Luxembourg, Taiwan Province Province of China (Taipei), Hong Kong, China and the United Kingdom (London).
Featured businesses and products
Euro clearing and remittance business: the branch relies on a strong system network to provide professional and efficient euro clearing services. Featured products include: EuroExpress, which handles euro remittance business to China for European individuals and small enterprises, with the characteristics of low fees, high speed, convenient procedures, safety and order, convenient inquiry and wide coverage; Account service provides European customers with services such as opening accounts, remittances and deposits in US dollars and euros. It has the characteristics of convenient communication, fast remittance and low cost, and can also provide high-yield time deposit service.
Comprehensive financial services focusing on trade financing: relying on domestic and overseas business linkages and institutional networks, we will provide international settlement, euro settlement and overseas agent payment services for corporate customers with close trade relations between China and Europe, and gradually expand to comprehensive financial services including domestic insurance and foreign loans, fund management, accounts receivable management and financial consultancy.
202165438+February 9, the People's Bank of China will issue commemorative banknotes for the 24th Winter Olympic Games in the near future. Two sets of Winter Olympics banknotes will be issued, including Sports on Ice 1 and Sports on Snow 1, each with a face value of 20 yuan. A total of 200 million sets will be issued, which will be undertaken by CCB.