Banks Owned By Local Governments
| Name | Headquarters | Owner |
|---|---|---|
| Bank of Beijing | Beijing | Beijing municipal government |
| Bohai Bank | Tianjin | Tianjin municipal government |
| China Merchants Bank | Shenzhen | |
| Dalian Bank | Dalian | |
| Shengjing Bank | Shenyang | Shenyang municipal government |
| Bank of Jinzhou | Jinzhou | |
| Bank of Jilin | Changchun | |
| Harbin Bank | Harbin | |
| Industrial Bank | Fuzhou | Fujian Provincial government |
| Guangdong Development Bank | Guangzhou | |
| Bank of Ningbo | Ningbo | Ningbo municipal government |
| Ping An Bank | Shenzhen | State-owned Ping An Insurance Co. |
| Bank of Shanghai | Shanghai | Shanghai municipal government |
| Shanghai Pudong Development Bank | Shanghai | |
| Shenzhen City Commercial Bank | Shenzhen | Shenzhen municipal government |
| Shenzhen Development Bank | Shenzhen | |
| Zhejiang Tailong Commercial Bank | Taizhou | Taizhou municipal government |
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