CIBC: The Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce is one of the largest banks in Canada, with its head office in Toronto and 1,600 branches, representative offices, agencies and subsidiaries. Formally established in 1867, its history can be traced back to the Halifax Banking Company in 1825.

Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce (CIBC) has 1,600 branches, representative offices, agencies and subsidiaries under its head office. Of these, 1,500 are located in its home country and the remaining 100 are located in 13 countries and regions, including the United States, the United Kingdom, Switzerland, Italy, Beijing, Hong Kong, Singapore, Japan and Taiwan, employing more than 45,000 people and serving more than 6 million individual and corporate customers through a vast network of branches.

In 1994, the bank was ranked 48th among the world's largest banks.

The Board of Directors of CARDI is composed of the following bodies: Executive Committee, Corporate Governance Committee, Nominating Committee, Audit Committee, Risk Management and Implementation Committee. Audit Committee)Risk Management& Conduct Review Committee)Risk Management& Conduct Review Committee The Trustees of the Pension Funds Committee.

Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce is divided into two main operating organizations:

1. Personal and Commercial Bank, which is responsible for providing comprehensive banking services to Canadian consumers, farmers and commercial customers, as well as banking services to the Bank's customers in the West Indies and to private customers worldwide.

2. Investment and Corporate Banking, the Bank's investment banking business is conducted through branches and the Bank's subsidiary, WOOD GUNDY INC, which trades a variety of financial instruments through 50 trading rooms in Canada, London, New York and Tokyo. Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce also provides a wide range of corporate banking services to corporations, governments, financial institutions and corporate clients, including: traditional financing, project loans, leveraged finance, innovative financing instruments, securitization, syndicated loans, real estate loans, leasing, discounting of bills related to international trade, letters of credit and compensatory trade services.

Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce established a representative office in Beijing in 1981 and has been a long term participant in various medium to long term commercial loans in China. In many projects in China, the Bank has participated as a lead bank, co-lead bank, correspondent bank, arranging bank, exclusive lender or participating bank. These projects include large international hotels, thermal power stations, coal-to-gas projects, oil refineries, chemical plants, international technology trade shows and exchange centers, etc.