Among the five major banks, the Industrial and Commercial Bank of China has the best reputation.

Among the five major banks, the one with the best reputation is the Industrial and Commercial Bank of China. ICBC is known as the "Bank of the Universe" and has long been ranked first in the world's banking industry. It is also the irreplaceable "boss" in China's banking industry, both in terms of asset size and profitability.

This is true regardless of the scale of the business, the comprehensiveness of the business, and the layout of the organization.

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Industrial and Commercial Bank of China Industrial and Commercial Bank of China was established in 1984.

It is a large state-owned commercial bank in our country. Although it was established relatively late, it can be said to be a dark horse in the industry. Its performance has been rising, and it was also selected into the list of the top 500 Chinese enterprises, ranking fifth.

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In China, the five major banks refer to the Industrial and Commercial Bank of China, China Construction Bank, Agricultural Bank of China, Bank of China and China Bank of Communications.

From the perspective of major shareholders, the largest shareholder of ICBC, Central Huijin Investment Co., Ltd., holds 34.71% of the shares, and the second largest shareholder, the Ministry of Finance, holds 34.6% of the shares. The two hold a total of 69.31% of the shares. A proper state-owned company

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The largest shareholder of China Construction Bank is Huijin, which holds 57.11% of the shares. Other shareholders are mainly large central enterprises including Baowu Group, State Grid, and Yangtze Power, which are also state-owned absolute shareholders.

Agricultural Bank of China is similar to Industrial and Commercial Bank of China. Huijin, the largest shareholder, holds 40.03% of the shares, and the Ministry of Finance, the second largest shareholder, holds 39.21% of the shares. The two add up to nearly 80%.

Huijin, the largest shareholder of Bank of China, holds 64.02% of the shares.

The largest shareholder of Bank of Communications, the Ministry of Finance, holds 26.53% of the shares, the second largest shareholder, The Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation, holds 18.7% of the shares, and the third largest shareholder, the National Social Security Fund, holds 3.42% of the shares, although it is not as good as the top four banks.

State-owned holding is so absolute, but the top three state-owned and state-backed shareholders total 48.65%, but they are also state-controlled banks.