Shanghai Pudong Development Bank Co. Limited

SHA:600000 ISIN:CNE0000011B7

Feb 11, 2012

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Shanghai Pudong Development Bank Co. Limited Company Summary

Shanghai Pudong Development Bank Co., Ltd. (SPDB) (SHA:600000) is a China-based commercial bank. The Bank operates its businesses through corporate banking services, including corporate cash management solutions, corporate supply chain financing, assets custody, corporate annuities and corporate investment banking business, among others, with the brand named SPDB WEALTH PLUS; personal banking services, including personal saving, bank card services, investment and financing, loan and financing, online banking services, information services and credit card services, among others; intermediate business, including gold trading, foreign exchange trading and bond underwriting business, among others, as well as treasury and market services. The Bank operates its businesses primarily in domestic market.

COMPANY DATA

	Principal Sector	Finance

	Principal Industry	Banks & Insurance

	Homepage	www.spdb.com.cn

Key Developments: Shanghai Pudong Development Bank Co. Limited

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