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List of Banks in the People’s Republic of China

Published by Gbaf News

Posted on June 13, 2012

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· Last updated: June 11, 2018

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Central bank

Major State-Owned Banks in China

People's Bank of China

Major banks

Agricultural Bank of China
China Construction Bank
Industrial and Commercial Bank of China
Bank of China

Small banks

Joint-Stock Commercial Banks Overview

Bank of Communications
China Merchants Bank
China CITIC Bank
China Everbright Bank
Shanghai Pudong Development Bank
Shenzhen Development Bank
Guangdong Development Bank
Industrial Bank Co.
Huaxia Bank
Minsheng Bank – First private bank in China
Bohai Bank

Local banks

Leading City Commercial Banks in China

Bank of Shanghai
Bank of Beijing
Bank of Nanjing
Shenzhen City Commercial Bank
Xi'An Commercial Bank
Zhejiang Tailong Commercial Bank
Xiamen Bank
Bank of Quanzhou
Tianjin City Commercial Bank
Chongqing City Commercial Bank
Wanzhou City Commercial Bank
Fuzhou City Commercial Bank
Lanzhou City Commercial Bank
Guangzhou Commercial Bank
Shenzhen City Commercial Bank
Zhuhai City Commercial Bank
Zhangjiang City Commercial Bank
Dongguan City Commercial Bank
Taizhou Commercial Bank
Nanning City Commercial Bank
Guilin City Commercial Bank
Liuzhou City Commercial Bank
Zhunyi City Commercial Bank
Guiyang City Commercial Bank
Shijiazhuang City Commercial Bank
Cangzhou City Commercial Bank
Langfang City Commercial Bank
Tangshan City Commercial Bank
Qinhuangdao City Commercial Bank
Zhangjiakou City Commercial Bank
Harbin Bank
Daqing City Commercial Bank
Qiqihr City Commercial Bank
Commercial Bank of Zhengzhou
Luoyang City Commercial Bank
Kaifeng City Commercial Bank
Nanyang City Commercial Bank
Jiaozuo City Commercial Bank
Xinxiang City Commercial Bank
Wuhan City Commercial Bank
Huangshi City Commercial Bank
Yichang City Commercial Bank
Xiaogan City Commercial Bank
Jingzhou City Commercial Bank
Changsha City Commercial Bank
Yueyang City Commercial Bank
Xiangtan City Commercial Bank
Zhuzhou City Commercial Bank
Hengyang City Commercial Bank
Hohhot City Commercial Bank
Baotou City Commercial Bank
Nanjing City Commercial Ban
Suzhou City Commercial Bank
Wuxi City Commercial Bank
Lianyungang City Commercial Bank
Nantong City Commercial Bank
Changzhou City Commercial Bank
Huai’an City Commercial Bank
Yangzhou City Commercial Bank
Zhenjiang City Commercial Bank
Yancheng City Commercial Bank
Xuzhou City Commercial Bank
Nanchang City Commercial Bank
Jiujiang City Commercial Bank
Ganzhou City Commercial Bank
Bank of Jilin (in Changchun)
Jilin City Commercial Bank – merged in 2007 to Bank of Jilin (just above)
Shengjing Bank (in Shenyang)
Bank of Dalian
Dandong City Commercial Bank
Anshan City Commercial Bank
Huludao City Commercial Bank
Jinzhou City Commercial Bank
Fuxin City Commercial Bank
Fushun City Commercial Bank
Liaoyang City Commercial Bank
Yingkou City Commercial Bank
Yichuan City Commercial Bank
Xining City Commercial Bank
Xi’an City Commercial Bank
Xianyang City Commercial Bank
Baoji City Commercial Bank
Ji’nan City Commercial Bank
Qingdao City Commercial Bank
Yantai City Commercial Bank
Weifang City Commercial Bank
Zibo City Commercial Bank
Weihai City commercial Bank
Rizhao City Commercial Bank
Linyi City Commercial Bank
Taiyuan City Commercial Bank
Datong City Commercial Bank
Chengdu City Commercial Bank
Mianyang City Commercial Bank
Panzhihua City Commercial Bank
Luzhou City Commercial Bank
Nanchong City Commercial Bank
Leshan City Commercial Bank
Deyang City Commercial Bank
Zigong City Commercial Bank
Kunming City Commercial Bank
Hangzhou City Commercial Bank
Ningbo City Commercial Bank
Wenzhou City Commercial Bank
Huzhou City Commercial Bank
Jiaxing City Commercial Bank
Jinhua City Commercial Bank
Shaoxing City Commercial Bank

Defunct banks

Regional Development Banks

Hainan Development Bank

Institutional banks

Policy Banks Serving National Interests

China Development Bank
Agricultural Development Bank of China
The Export-Import Bank of China (China Exim Bank)

Central bank

People's Bank of China

Major banks

Agricultural Bank of China
China Construction Bank
Industrial and Commercial Bank of China
Bank of China

Small banks

Local banks

Defunct banks

Hainan Development Bank

Institutional banks

China Development Bank
Agricultural Development Bank of China
The Export-Import Bank of China (China Exim Bank)

Key Takeaways

China’s central bank is the People’s Bank of China, responsible for monetary policy in mainland China.
Three policy banks (China Development Bank, Agricultural Development Bank, Export-Import Bank of China) fund government-directed development and trade.
Six state-owned commercial banks—including the “Big Four”—dominate national retail and corporate lending.
Twelve nationally chartered commercial banks offer comprehensive services and operate across China’s economic hubs.
Urban (city-level) commercial banks and numerous rural banks serve regional markets and local economic development.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the central bank of China?

The central bank of China is the People’s Bank of China, responsible for issuing the Renminbi and conducting monetary policy.

What are China’s policy banks and their functions?

China’s policy banks include China Development Bank, Agricultural Development Bank of China, and the Export‑Import Bank of China, which fund development, agriculture, infrastructure, and trade projects.

Which are the state‑owned commercial 'Big Four' banks?

The ‘Big Four’ state‑owned commercial banks are Industrial and Commercial Bank of China (ICBC), China Construction Bank (CCB), Bank of China (BOC), and Agricultural Bank of China (ABC).

What distinguishes urban commercial banks in China?

Urban commercial banks are locally operated, often municipally affiliated institutions that originated from urban credit cooperatives and serve regional economic needs.

Are there national-level commercial banks beyond the Big Four?

Yes, China has 12 national commercial banks such as China Merchants Bank, Shanghai Pudong Development Bank, China CITIC Bank, and others operating nationwide.

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