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Trades about 41% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Jiangsu Changshu Rural Commercial Bank Co., Ltd. delivers a broad spectrum of financial services primarily to rural communities across China. Its personal banking offerings encompass savings accounts, various debit and credit card options, payment solutions, wealth management, private banking, insurance, and third-party depository services, alongside specialized microfinance products. The bank also provides diverse lending facilities focused on rural and agricultural development, including loans for villages, agricultural construction, rural projects, grain production, fishing, general farm operations, and shed renovations. For businesses, it offers corporate finance products, cash management, settlement, and agency services. Furthermore, the company facilitates international transactions through foreign exchange trading, global settlement services, and international trade finance. Clients can also access its investment banking, financial markets, and online banking platforms. Established in 2001, the bank is based in Changshu, China.
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