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Bank of Communications

(交通银行)

Bank of Communications
Bank of Communications
交通银行
Established in 1908, Bank of Communications is one of the largest banks in the People’s Republic of China. It was listed in Hong Kong in 2005 and in Shanghai in 2007.
Chairman / President
Ren Deqi
CEO / Managing Director
Zhang Baojiang
CFO / Finance Director
Liu Jianjun
Industry
Financial services
Website
bankcomm.com
Headquarters address
Shanghai, People's Republic of China
Stock Code
SEHK: 3328
SEHK: 4605
SSE: 601328
Year founded
1908
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An advertisement displaying the interest rate for loans at a branch of the Industrial and Commercial Bank of China in Chengdu, capital of southwestern Sichuan province. Photo: Bloomberg
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