Year |
Event
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2011 |
Huizhou sub-branch opens in August. |
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Hang Seng China celebrates grand opening of new national headquarters at Hang Seng Bank Tower on 10 May in Lujiazui, Shanghai |
2010 |
Hang Seng China unveils Hang Seng Bank Tower on 22 November in Lujiazui, Shanghai |
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Following the extension of China's RMB cross-border trade settlement pilot program in June 2010, Hang Seng China promotes the business to 13 cities on Mainland |
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Zhongshan sub-branch opens in March |
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Foshan sub-branch opens in January, becoming its first cross-city sub-branch under CEPA VI |
2009 |
CBRC approves Hang Seng's application to begin preparations for the set up of a “cross-city sub-branch” in Foshan in December |
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Guangzhou Zhong Shan San Road sub-branch opens in December |
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Hang Seng China signs the first regional bank policy with China Export and Credit Insurance Corporation to offer one-stop buyer credit protection and accounts receivable finance solution to commercial enterprises |
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Hang Seng China launches cross border RMB trade settlement service in September |
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Shenzhen Nanshan Overseas Chinese Town sub-branch opens in August |
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Beijing Gongti North Road sub-branch opens in March |
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Hang Seng China launches RMB Debit Card in January |
2008 |
Kunming Branch opens in October |
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Shenzhen training center commences operation in October |
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Tianjin Branch opens in August |
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Dongguan Chang’an sub-branch opens in March, becoming the first commercial banking sub-branch of Hang Seng China |
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Shenzhen Branch is relocated to Futian District, original premises converted to Luohu sub-branch |
2007 |
Ningbo Branch opens in December |
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Hangzhou Branch opens in September |
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Hang Seng China obtains approval to offer comprehensive RMB services to local residents in mainland China |
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Hang Seng Bank (China) Limited ("Hang Seng China") opens |
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CBRC approves the establishment of Hang Seng Bank (China) Limited - a Mainland subsidiary bank |
2006 |
CBRC approves Hang Seng's application to begin preparations for the set up of a Mainland subsidiary bank. |
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Fuzhou branch launches insurance agency business |
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Guangzhou, Shanghai, Fuzhou and Shenzhen branches complete the required procedures and, following CBRC approval in December, launch RMB time deposit services to local citizens, with a minimum deposit amount of RMB 1 million |
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In December, Hang Seng launches its first QDII investment product, Currency-Linked - Daily Range Accrual, through its Mainland branches and sub-branches |
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Dongguan branch opens in October |
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Launch of Hang Seng HSBCnet service to all customers with a suite of cash management, trade and commercial banking services |
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The Bank obtains approval from the China Banking Regulatory Commission (CBRC) for a licence under the Qualified Domestic Institutional Investors (QDII) Scheme and receives approval from China's State Administration of Foreign Exchange for a foreign exchange conversion limit of US$300 million for providing overseas wealth management services |
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Convened a Board of Directors meeting in September in Shanghai, marking the first time in the Bank's history that such a meeting has been held in mainland China |
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Export factoring service is launched for corporate customers |
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Nanjing branch permitted to offer renminbi banking services to foreign passport holders, citizens of Hong Kong SAR, Macau SAR and Taiwan, foreign-invested enterprises and domestic enterprises; and expands foreign currency banking services to domestic enterprises and local residents |
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Guangzhou and Beijing branches launch insurance agency business |
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The Bank launches Equity-linked Capital Protected Investment Product - Range Accrual and Equity-linked Capital Protected Investment Product - Autocallable launched in August and September respectively |
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The Bank launches first Index-linked Capital Protected Investment Product linked to Hang Seng Index and Hang Seng China Enterprises Index in mainland China and renminbi-denominated Currency-linked Capital Protected Investment Product |
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Fuzhou branch offers renminbi banking services to foreign passport holders, citizens of Hong Kong SAR, Macau SAR and Taiwan, foreign-invested enterprises and domestic enterprises; and expands foreign currency banking services to domestic enterprises and local residents |
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The Bank launches offsite ATMs in Beijing, Shanghai and Guangzhou |
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The Bank becomes the first foreign bank to receive approval to commence preparation work for a Dongguan branch |
2005 |
Shenzhen and Shanghai branches launch insurance agency business |
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The Bank launches a renminbi forward foreign exchange contracts service at Shanghai, Guangzhou, Shenzhen and Fuzhou branches |
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Beijing representative office becomes a branch |
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Dongguan representative office opens |
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Fuzhou branch relocates to larger bank premises |
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Hang Seng and Industrial Bank jointly establish a credit card centre in mainland China |
2004 |
Industrial Bank launches its first international dual currency credit card bearing the Hang Seng logo |
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Fuzhou branch offers renminbi services to foreign passport holders; citizens of the Hong Kong SAR, Macau SAR and Taiwan; and foreign-invested enterprises |
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Shanghai, Guangzhou and Shenzhen branches offer renminbi banking services to domestic companies in mainland China |
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Shenzhen branch offers renminbi services to foreign passport holders; citizens of the Hong Kong SAR, Macau SAR and Taiwan; and foreign-invested enterprises |
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The Bank acquires 15.98% of Industrial Bank's enlarged capital for a total consideration of RMB1,726 million (approximately HK$1,626 million) in cash |
2003 |
Shanghai branch offers phone banking services to personal customers |
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Guangzhou branch offers renminbi services to foreign passport holders; citizens of the Hong Kong SAR, Macau SAR and Taiwan; and foreign-invested enterprises |
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The Bank launches Business e-Banking services in mainland China |
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Nanjing branch opens |
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Hang Seng Investment Management Ltd opens a representative office in Shenzhen |
2002 |
The Bank launches Personal e-Banking services on the Mainland |
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Shanghai branch offers renminbi services to foreign passport holders; citizens of the Hong Kong SAR, Macau SAR and Taiwan; and foreign-invested enterprises |
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Shenzhen branch offers foreign currency banking services to Mainland residents and enterprises |
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Guangzhou branch and Shanghai branch offer foreign currency banking services to mainland Chinese residents and enterprises |
2001 |
Hang Seng Insurance Co Ltd opens a representative office in Shenzhen |
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Fuzhou branch opens |
1999 |
Shenzhen representative office becomes a branch |
1998 |
Beijing representative office opens |
1997 |
Shanghai representative office becomes a branch |
1995 |
Guangzhou branch opens |
1991 |
Shanghai representative office opens |
1986 |
Xiamen representative office opens |
1985 |
Shenzhen representative office opens |
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