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ABN AMRO Bank (Hong Kong)
Global ABN AMRO Bank offers you the most complete range of financial services.
Chong Hing Bank
Chong Hing Bank, which provides personal and business banking services.
Hong Kong Association of Banks
Acting as a bridge between the Government and the banking industry to further promote the development of the banking industry in Hong Kong. Banking licences in Hong Kong are issued by the Hong Kong Monetary Authority ("HKMA"), but licensed banks must be members of the Institute in order to carry on business in the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region and are therefore bound by the Institute's rules. Members of the HKAB are banks, not employees of banks.
Nanyang Commercial Bank, Hong Kong
Nanyang Commercial Bank
CITIC Ka Wah Bank
Provides personal and business banking services, as well as online banking.
Bank of Communications Hong Kong Branch
Bank of Communications is a joint-stock commercial bank in China, listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange in June 2005.
Feng Ming Bank
MEVAS Bank, which offers personal e-finance services.
Bank of China
Bank of China Limited (BOC) is one of the four largest state-owned commercial banks in China. Its business scope covers commercial banking, investment banking and insurance, with BOC Hong Kong, BOC International and BOC Insurance as its holding financial institutions, providing comprehensive and quality financial services to individuals and companies worldwide.
China Construction Bank
China Construction Bank (China Construction Bank) was founded on October 1, 1954 (then named People's Bank of China, renamed China Construction Bank on March 26, 1996). It is one of the five largest state-owned commercial banks, and ranks second among the five largest banks in China. It is abbreviated as Construction Bank or CCB.
China Minsheng Bank
The official website of China Minsheng Bank. China Minsheng Bank was established in Beijing on January 12, 1996, and is the first joint-stock commercial bank in China to be owned mainly by non-public enterprises. On December 19, 2000, China Minsheng Bank's A-share stock (600016) was listed on the Shanghai Stock Exchange.
Traffic Bank
Provides Pacific credit card, credit, finance and banking, foreign exchange treasure, enterprise online banking, 24 hours foreign exchange quotation and international financial information.
Agricultural Bank of China
Agricultural Bank of China, as a large commercial bank for the "three rural areas", urban-rural linkage, into the international, integrated operation, adhering to the "big bank De Guang to accompany you to grow" service concept, adhere to prudent and stable operation, sustainable development, based on the two major markets, urban and county, fully exploit the advantages of urban-rural linkage, the implementation of different competitive strategies, relying on the huge branches, electronic network and diversified financial products. With its large branch network, electronic network and diversified financial products, it is moving towards the goal of being a modern all-round bank providing quality financial services to the widest customer base.
Guangfa Bank
Guangfa Bank provides you with the most convenient, comprehensive and best financial services! Our services include: Internet Banking, Phone Banking, Mobile Banking, Pocket Banking, Credit Cards, Savings, Loans, Remittance, Customer Service, Securities, Funds, Foreign Exchange, Wealth Management, Gold, Corporate Banking, and Asset Custody. Guangfa's Guangfa Standard Platinum Card, SAC Pearl Platinum Credit Card, Guangfa True Love Platinum Card, Guangfa Love Dog Card, SAC Pearl Card, Owner's Card, True Love Card, Hope Card, Standard Card are very popular among the public!
Societe Generale
Provides online personal banking, online corporate banking, credit card services, online shopping mall, various RMB and foreign exchange services.
Peace Bank
Ping An Bank is a cross-regional joint-stock commercial bank owned by Ping An Insurance (Group) Company of China, headquartered in Shenzhen, with 34 branches nationwide and a representative office in Hong Kong, and was acquired by Shenzhen Development Bank in January 2012 to form the new Ping An Bank for external business.
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