working address of Shanghai branch of Bank of Communications: No.2 Jiangxi Middle Road, Huangpu District, Shanghai

Service hours: 9: -16: 3 from Monday to Friday; Saturday 9: -11: 3, 13: -16: 3

BANK OF COMMUNICATIONS (BCM) was founded in 198 (the thirty-fourth year of Guangxu), and it was one of the four largest banks in China and one of the early note-issuing banks in China. Joint-stock commercial banks are now one of the five largest state-owned commercial banks in China. Bank of Communications is a global partner of China World Expo 21. After the founding of the Republic of China, the Bank of Communications was entrusted by the Central Bank to undertake the treasury revenue and expenditure and issue and exchange national currency with the Bank of China. In 1928, the Legislative Yuan of the National Government passed the Regulations on Bank of Communications, and Bank of Communications became a special bank to help agriculture, mining and industry.

when the bank of communications was founded, its head office was located in Beijing. In 1919, after the end of World War I, Bank of Communications Shanghai Branch took over the Renaissance-style four-story building of Dehua Bank, located at No.14 Bund, Shanghai concession. In 1928, with the transfer of the national political center from Beijing to Nanjing, Bank of Communications also moved its head office to No.14 Shanghai Bund. In 1937, when War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression broke out, Bank of Communications moved its head office to Chongqing. After the war, in 1946-1947, the Shanghai Head Office was rebuilt as a six-story building in Art Deco style.

The head office of Bank of Communications moved back to Beijing in 1951, and the address of No.14 Shanghai Bund has been stationed by Shanghai Federation of Trade Unions. In 1958, except for the Hong Kong branch, the domestic business of Bank of Communications was merged into the local People's Bank of China and the People's Construction Bank of China (now known as China Construction Bank (HKEx 939)). In order to adapt to the reform and development of China's economic system, on July 24th, 1986, as a pilot of financial reform, the State Council approved the re-establishment of Bank of Communications. On April 1, 1987, Bank of Communications, which was reorganized, officially opened to the outside world, becoming the first national state-owned joint-stock commercial bank in China, with its head office located at No.2 Jiangxi Middle Road (formerly Jincheng Bank Building). At present, the head office of Bank of Communications has moved to No.188, Yincheng Middle Road, Pudong, Shanghai. In 24, Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation invested nearly $1.7 billion and acquired 19.9% equity of Bank of Communications. On June 23, 25, it was listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange with the stock code HKEx 3328 and the issue price was HK$ 2.5. On April 25th, 27, it was issued in Shanghai Stock Exchange with the issue price of 7.9 RMB and the stock code of 61328. Listed on May 15th, 27.