Since their first Singaporean branch opened in 1936, Bank of China has been providing a full range of financial services to its local clients, as well as their clients in China and the Southeast Asian region. Their main services include retail banking, corporate banking, trade financing, and remittance services. However, Bank of China has distinguished experience in China-related investments and trade. Through the group's global network, Bank of China has helped advance bilateral economic relations between Singapore and China. In October 2012, Bank of China Singapore Branch received their Qualifying Full Bank License from the Monetary Authority of Singapore. This distinction demonstrates their long-term commitment to strengthening Singapore's financial development and economy.
Since their first Singaporean branch opened in 1936, Bank of China has been providing a full range of financial services to its local clients, as well as their clients in China and the Southeast Asian region. Their main services include retail banking, corporate banking, trade financing, and remittance services. However, Bank of China has distinguished experience in China-related investments and trade. Through the group's global network, Bank of China has helped advance bilateral economic relations between Singapore and China. In October 2012, Bank of China Singapore Branch received their Qualifying Full Bank License from the Monetary Authority of Singapore. This distinction demonstrates their long-term commitment to strengthening Singapore's financial development and economy.
