1970-1980s
The Bank of China began accumulating stakes in Chiyu Banking Corporation in the 1970s. In June 1975, the Bank of China moved to increase the capital of the public-private banks. As all of the new capital were from the Chinese government, private ownership in the public-private banks were substantially reduced to less than 1%.
The 14 banks were rebranded as part of the Bank of China Group in the 1980s, after a common IT platform was established. Treasury and foreign currency exchange operations were also centralised.
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Bank of China
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Divisions and
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Current
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- Bank of China (Canada)
- Bank of China (Hong Kong)
- Bank of China Insurance
- BOC Aviation
- BOC Hong Kong (Holdings)
- BOC International
- Chiyu Banking Corporation
- Nanyang Commercial Bank
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Defunct and
former
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- Bank of China Group
- The China & South Sea Bank
- China State Bank
- Hua Chiao Commercial Bank
- Kincheng Banking Corporation
- Kwangtung Provincial Bank
- The National Commercial Bank
- Po Sang Bank
- Sin Hua Bank
- Yien Yieh Commercial Bank
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| People |
- Pei-yuan Chia
- Liu Jinbao
- T. V. Soong
- Xiao Gang
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Places and
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- Bank of China Building (Hong Kong)
- Bank of China Building (Macau)
- Bank of China Building (Shanghai)
- Bank of China Building (Singapore)
- Bank of China Centre (Hong Kong)
- Bank of China Mansion (Qingdao)
- Bank of China Tower (Hong Kong)
- Bank of China Tower (Shanghai)
- Island Harbourview (Hong Kong)
- Park Avenue (Hong Kong)
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