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Trades about 32% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Ping An Bank Co., Ltd., established in 1987 and headquartered in Shenzhen, People's Republic of China, delivers a broad spectrum of commercial banking solutions. The bank caters to a diverse clientele, including individual consumers, corporate entities, interbank partners, and small businesses throughout China. Its core financial offerings encompass accepting customer deposits and extending a variety of loan products, spanning short, medium, and long terms. Beyond these fundamentals, Ping An Bank facilitates both domestic and international financial settlements, manages bill acceptance and discounting, and is actively involved in the bond market. This includes the issuance of its own financial bonds, as well as the issuance, sale, purchase, agency redemption, and underwriting of government and other financial bonds. The institution also participates in interbank lending, along with the sale, purchase, and agency trading of foreign currency. Other key services include bank card operations, providing letters of credit and guarantees, and offering safe deposit box facilities. Furthermore, Ping An Bank manages agency collection and payment services, provides agency insurance, handles foreign exchange settlement and sales, and operates an offshore banking business. Additional specialized services comprise asset custody, gold trading, and various advisory functions such such as financial consulting, credit investigation, and witnessing. The bank also supports trade financing and offers financial management services specifically tailored for corporate and interbank clients. As of June 2020, Ping An Bank's extensive network comprised 92 branches and 1,078 additional business locations.
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