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China Construction Bank (Japan Branch)

 

China Construction Bank (CCB, simplified Chinese: 中国建设银行; often abbreviated as 行)  is a state-owned commercial bank. The head office is located in Beijing, China. CCB conducts operations across the territory of China as well as in major international financial centres. China Construction Bank was established in October 1, 1954 against the background of the implementation of the first five year National Economic Plan. CCB began its operations with a critical role in managing the huge investment funds for 156 key construction projects that were to be implemented nationwide under the five year plan.

The head office and first level branches have greatly enhanced the management of credit funds in a centralized way; financial and accounting system has been aligned with international standards. Meanwhile, CCB has redefined its strategies in customer service and operating geographies including Japan. All these efforts led CCB to a new era of robust growth and remarkably improved profitability.

 
 

China Construction Bank after established as a local representative office in Feb 1993 to act over Tokyo, the Bank were officially registered as Tokyo-branch in Feb 2003. Demonstrating the maximum synergy effect between the advantageous location of Tokyo, as one of the three major financial markets in the world, and our solid and strong customer base in China, Tokyo-branch plays a significant role to provide extensive financial products and service to their customers, while supporting economy and trading activities both in China and Japan.

 
  China Construction Bank
Category : Foreign Banks
SWIFT Code : PCBCJPJT

Address :
Toranomon 2-chome Tower 8F
2-3-17 Toranomon
Minato-ku
Tokyo 105-0001

Telephone : (+81) 3 5511 0188

Website :  www.ccbtokyo.com

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