Bank of China

Bank of China, founded in 1912, is one of the world's largest banks with assets exceeding $3 trillion. The institution operates across more than 60 countries and regions, including a U.S. presence spanning over 40 years. Its core services encompass Corporate and Personal Banking, Trade Services, Commodities, Financial Institutions, and Global Markets.

In the United States, the bank's operations include Corporate Lending, U.S. Dollar Clearing, Cross-border Financing, and Global Treasury Solutions. It also provides Global Markets and Currencies services. The bank has invested more than $2 billion into American neighborhoods, supporting affordable housing, community development, healthcare institutions, education, and nonprofit organizations.

The bank's industry verticals include Banking, Financial Services, Trade, Commodities, and Community Development. Its operating approach emphasizes a long-term outlook, institutional weight, and global breadth, positioning it as a stable and reliable financial partner for corporate clients, financial institutions, and individual customers alike.