Agricultural Bank of China, Rural-urban bridge in China
The Agricultural Bank of China is among the world's largest banks, ranked third globally in terms of assets and market value, making it one of the world's leading financial institutions.
Its founding dates back to 1951 and has a long legacy of supporting agricultural and rural development, making it a key pillar in strengthening China's economy, particularly in rural and agricultural areas.
The bank is headquartered in Beijing and has an extensive network of over 24,000 branches within China, as well as an international presence in several countries around the world.
The bank's assets are worth more than $5 trillion, with over 450,000 employees.
The Agricultural Bank of China provides a variety of financial services covering many sectors, including retail banking services such as current and savings accounts and personal loans, as well as corporate banking services that include commercial finance and support for SMEs.
The Bank also provides specialized services in the agricultural sector, such as farmers' financing and support for rural development projects, as well as investment banking services that include asset management and financial consulting.
The Bank has also developed advanced digital banking services via mobile and Internet applications, reflecting its efforts to keep abreast of technological developments.
The Bank plays a pivotal role in China's economy, supporting the agricultural sector and rural areas by providing concessional loans to farmers and financing infrastructure projects.
It also contributes to enhancing financial inclusion by providing financial services to remote areas and low-income groups.
Besides, the Bank supports SMEs, helping to create jobs and drive economic growth.
Despite its focus on the domestic market, the Bank has successfully expanded its international operations in recent years, owning branches and representative offices in countries such as the United States, the United Kingdom and Australia.
Through this expansion, the Bank aims to support Chinese companies operating abroad and facilitate international trade operations.
