2. China Bank (Tongling Huifeng Building Sub-branch) Address: Floor 1, Huifeng Building, Changjiang Middle Road, Tongguan District, Tongling City
3. Address of China Bank (Tianjinghu Sub-branch): Building 26, Jianshe Road, Wusong Town, Yi 'an District, Tongling City 1 Building 1-4.
Bank of China was formally established on February 5, 2002. The head office is located atNo. 1, Fuxingmennei Street, Beijing, and the Bank of China is a note-issuing bank in Hong Kong and Macao. Its business covers commercial banks, investment banks, funds, insurance, aviation leasing, etc.
China Bank is the only bank in China that has been operating continuously for more than 100 years, and it is also the most internationalized and diversified bank in China. The organization covers Chinese mainland and 665,438+0 countries and regions, and has holding financial institutions such as BOC International, BOC Investment, BOC Fund, BOC Insurance, BOC Aviation Leasing, BOC Consumer Finance, BOC Financial Services and BOC Hong Kong. In 20 17, China Bank became the only "Ao Shuang Bank" in China.
In 20 19, Bank of China was once again selected as a global systemically important bank, becoming the only financial institution in emerging market economies to be selected for nine consecutive years. In June, 20021year, The Banker published the Top Global Banks 1000 in 202 1 year, and Bank of China ranked fourth.
On February 20 18, brand finance released the list of top 500 global brands on February 20 18, and Bank of China ranked 18. 20 18 12, the 15th list of the top 500 world brands compiled exclusively by the World Brand Lab was announced in new york, USA, and the Bank of China ranked 198.
20 19 12, Bank of China was selected as the brand of 20 19 China Brand Power Festival 100. 20 19 12 18, People's Daily released the China Brand Development Index 100 list, and Bank of China ranked 2 1. In March, 2020, it was selected as the 20th among the top 500 global brands. In August, 20021,Fortune Global 500 list was released, and Bank of China ranked 39th.
The state chose China Bank as one of the two pilot banks for the shareholding system reform of wholly state-owned commercial banks, and used US$ 45 billion in foreign exchange reserves to supplement the capital of these two banks. China Bank further improved its corporate governance mechanism, strengthened risk management and internal control system construction, integrated management processes and business processes, promoted human resource management reform, and accelerated product innovation and service innovation.
China Bank is mainly engaged in commercial banking business, including corporate, personal finance, capital business, international capital business and financial institution business.