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Trades about 75% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Established in 2005 and headquartered in Tianjin, People's Republic of China, China Bohai Bank Co., Ltd. delivers a comprehensive range of banking solutions to both individual and corporate clients across the PRC. Its offerings for personal customers encompass various deposit accounts like time, savings, and foreign currency current accounts, alongside diverse lending options such as unsecured, mortgage, and business loans. Corporate clients can access working capital, fixed asset, and property construction loans, as well as specialized financing for micro and small enterprises, trade, and supply chain needs, including bank acceptances and L/C services. Beyond traditional banking, the company provides debit cards, insurance products, wealth management, foreign exchange services (trading, remittances, collections), cross-border RMB settlement, investment banking, custody, treasury, and money market operations, as well as securities investment funds. Customers also benefit from modern banking channels, including online, mobile, and phone banking. As of December 31, 2021, China Bohai Bank maintained a substantial physical presence with 289 outlets, comprising 34 tier-one branches, 32 tier-two branches, 192 sub-branches, 29 community and micro sub-branches, and one international branch.
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