What does Merchants Bank do?

China Merchants Bank (CMB) is one of China's leading commercial banks, established in April 1987 in Shenzhen. It was the first joint-stock commercial bank in China, owned entirely by corporate legal entities. CMB is publicly listed on the Shanghai and Hong Kong Stock Exchanges and is recognized as the seventh-largest listed bank in China by assets. CMB offers a wide range of banking services, including wholesale and retail banking, wealth management, and financial markets activities. Its retail banking services feature multifunctional debit and credit cards, various account types, and digital banking platforms. For corporate clients, CMB provides tailored financial solutions, including payment processing, investment financing, and cash management. The bank also engages in financial leasing, fund management, and overseas investment banking. With over 1,800 branches worldwide and a strong focus on digital innovation, CMB serves a diverse customer base, including individuals, small and medium enterprises, large corporations, and international clients. Its commitment to customer service and financial innovation positions CMB as a key player in the global banking landscape.