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Trades about 56% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Huishang Bank Corporation Limited, along with its associated entities, delivers a comprehensive suite of commercial banking services throughout the People's Republic of China. Its operations are structured into four main divisions: Corporate Banking, Retail Banking, Treasury, and Other Services. The bank offers a variety of financial products to corporate clients, government bodies, and financial institutions. These include checking and deposit accounts, overdraft facilities, diverse loan options, trade-related financial instruments, and other credit solutions. It also facilitates foreign currency transactions and provides wealth management products. For individual customers, the bank supplies savings accounts, personal credit and advances, credit and debit cards, payment processing, investment products (such as wealth management and funds), and insurance brokerage services. Furthermore, the company actively participates in securities investments, money market operations, and repurchase agreements. It also provides digital banking solutions through online and mobile platforms. Additional services encompass the management of both Renminbi and foreign currency deposits, clearing and settlement functionalities, asset safekeeping, and financial leasing. As of December 31, 2021, Huishang Bank boasted a significant physical footprint with 21 main branches and 478 customer service points. Its extensive self-service network included 609 self-service banking centers and a total of 2,002 automated cash machines, comprising 1,213 cash recycling machines and 789 smart terminals. Established in 1997 under its original name, Hefei Commercial Bank Co., Ltd., the institution was rebranded as Huishang Bank Corporation Limited in November 2005. Its headquarters are located in Hefei, China.
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