What is Standard Chartered Bank Why is Standard Chartered Bank called Standard Chartered Bank

About Standard Chartered Bank.

Abstract: Standard Chartered Bank is the world's authoritative bank. The business is concentrated in emerging markets such as Asia, the subcontinent, Africa, the Middle East and Latin America.

Standard Chartered's principal businesses include retail banking services such as mortgages, investment services, credit cards and personal loans, while commercial banking services include cash management, **financing, treasury and custody services. The Standard Chartered Bank Group has 600 branches in Golden Globe and ...... in 56 countries around the world

Standard Chartered Bank is the world's leading bank. The business is concentrated in emerging markets such as Asia, the subcontinent, Africa, the Middle East and Latin America.

Standard Chartered's principal businesses include retail banking services such as mortgages, investment services, credit cards and personal loans, while commercial banking services include cash management, **financing, treasury and custody services. The Standard Chartered Bank Group has 600 branches in Golden Globe and ...... in 56 countries around the world

Since the establishment of its first branch in Shanghai in 1858, Standard Chartered Bank has become the oldest foreign bank in China. After the founding of the People's Republic of China in 1949, Standard Chartered Bank was allowed to continue to operate in Shanghai, and at the request of the new **, it helped to open up the financial situation of New China. In the 50s, Standard Chartered's lending business to China focused on the chemical and steel industries.

In the 80s, Standard Chartered Bank took the lead in rebuilding its service network in China. With the addition of the existing Shanghai branch, Standard Chartered has spread across 15 cities in China, making it the most extensive foreign bank in China.

Today, Standard Chartered Bank China is headquartered in Shanghai, with seven branches, one sub-branch, six representative offices and more than 300 employees, serving both coastal and inland regions. Standard Chartered Bank has a firm commitment to China and is fully prepared for the further opening of the market after China's accession to the WTO.

Milestone. The first batch of foreign banks to be allowed to operate RMB business in both Shanghai and Shenzhen.

Appointed as the only cash settlement bank to handle B shares in Shenzhen for six consecutive years.

Established the largest financing network between Chinese and foreign banks in China, and raised more than RMB 7 billion from Chinese banks.

He took the lead in arranging the first RMB Sino-foreign syndicated loan, which was hailed as a milestone in the cooperation between Chinese and foreign banks.

Signed RMB3 billion financing loan agreements with two Chinese banks, the largest ever agreement.

It was the first company to sign a strategic cooperation agreement with China's largest commercial bank to jointly open up emerging markets, becoming a representative work of strong cooperation between Chinese and foreign banks.

It is the first to join the ** bank electronic networking system, which can realize the receipt and payment of foreign exchange in 500 cities in China.

The "Standard Chartered Bank Cup E-commerce Innovation Award" was held to encourage SMEs and individuals to actively use e-commerce to expand their business.

It has been selected as "China's Best Foreign Commercial Bank" by FinanceAsia magazine for two consecutive years

Received the "2000 Market Development Award" from Visa and Master International

It is the first foreign bank in terms of credit card merchant business in China.

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Which country is Standard Chartered.

Standard Chartered Bank is a transliteration of the word "chartered" in its full English name "Standard Chartered Bank", which means licensed and licensed. In Chinese, out of history and custom, we generally call the bank Standard Chartered Bank.