SHINHAN BANK Is The First Private Bank In Korean History And Is Now The Main Part Of SHINHAN Financial Group.
As Of December 31, 2019, The Total Assets Of SHINHAN BANK Amounted To 339.594 Billion USD And It Has Branches In More Than 10 Countries And Regions. The Headquarters Of SHINHAN BANK In China Is Located In Beijing.
History
In February 1897, Bank Of Seoul Was Established. In December 1918, Bank Of Seoul Opened Its First Overseas Branch In Tokyo, Japan. In October 1943, Bank Of Seoul Merged With Dongyi Bank To Form Chaoxing Bank. In 1945, Due To The North-South Division Of The Korean Peninsula After The Korean War, Chaoxing Bank Lost 12 Business Branches In The North, Including Pyongyang, Hamhung, And Haizhou Branches. In March 1956, The Bank's Stock Was Listed. In July 1982, It Was Renamed To The Current "SHINHAN BANK". At The End Of The 20th Century, SHINHAN BANK Merged With Donghwa Bank In 1998, Chungbuk Bank In 1999, And Gangwon Bank In 1999. In September 2001, "SHINHAN Financial Group" Was Established And Listed On The New York Stock Exchange. In 2006, Shinhan Group Acquired Chaoxing Bank (the Old Chaoxing Bank) And Merged Its Assets With SHINHAN BANK. As Of 2013, Shinhan Group's Total Assets Reached 313 Trillion Korean Won.
SHINHAN BANK's Headquarters In China Is Located In Zhongyu Building, No. 6 Gongti North Road, Chaoyang District, Beijing. SHINHAN BANK (China) Co., Ltd. Has A Registered Capital Of RMB 2 Billion, The Chairperson Is Mr. Qin Canxi, And The President Is Mr. Jin Haisu. Since 1994, SHINHAN BANK Has Successively Established Branches In Tianjin, Shanghai, Qingdao, Wuxi, Yancheng, Changsha, Shenzhen, Chongqing And Shenyang In China. In May 2008, SHINHAN BANK (China) Co., Ltd. Has Received The "Financial License" And "Business License" Including Its Various Branches, And Has Been Officially Open For Business Since May 12, 2008
