Bank of Beijing
Bank of Beijing Co., Ltd. provides various banking services to individuals and corporates in China. It operates through Corporate Banking, Personal Banking, and Treasury Business segments. The company offers local and foreign currency deposits; trade-related products and services, such as settlement, agency, entrustment, and credit investigation; domestic and foreign currency savings, custody, and credit and personal asset management; interest rate and foreign exchange derivatives, monetary market, and proprietary bond investment trading; interbank investments; and liability management services. It also provides personal loans, including new and second-hand house mortgage, consumption and operation, and automobile loans, as well as short-term loan plans; debit and credit cards; safe deposit box; foreign exchange transfer and inward and outward remittances; self-operated and exclusive financing; and integrated financial services. In addition, the company offers corporate finance; corporate current, fixed-term, call, agreement, and structural deposits, as well as certificates of deposit; working capital and fixed assets loans; account settlement; scenario-based collection and payment; cash concentration; trade finance; and cross-border finance services. Further, it provides financial market trading, assets custody, and interbank finance services; investment banking solutions comprising domestic RMB syndicated and foreign-related syndicated loans, M&A loans, financial consultancy, underwriting of debt financing instrument from non-financial enterprises, creation of credit risk mitigation warrants, underwriting of financial bonds and debt financing plans, and underwriting of direct financing tool for wealth management, and publicly offered REITs; institutional services, such as social security, medical treatment, and education services; and online and mobile banking services. The company was incorporated in 1995 and is headquartered in Beijing, China.
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