Shinhan Bank (China) Co., Ltd. Changsha Branch

Shinhan Bank is a wholly-owned bank of Shinhan Financial Group (SHINHAN Financial Group, established in September 2001). In April 2006, it successfully completed its merger with Chohung Bank (CHOHUNG Bank, one of the banks with a century-long history in South Korea), becoming one of the largest commercial banks in South Korea.
Shinhan Bank's credit ratings from Standard & Poor's and Moody's are A- and A3, respectively. It was listed on the New York Stock Exchange in 2003. Including South Korea, it has established more than 1,000 branches worldwide, with over 14,000 employees. It has 23 overseas branches and corporate institutions in 9 countries. In 1994, Shinhan Bank first established a branch in Tianjin to provide advanced and differentiated services to South Korean enterprises and nationals in China. On May 12, 2008, it established Shinhan Bank (China) Co., Ltd. in Beijing to expand its business scope and provide better services to Chinese enterprises and citizens. At present, it has established Tianjin Branch, Shanghai Branch, Qingdao Branch, Beijing Branch, Wuxi Branch, Changsha Branch and Shenzhen Branch, and has under its jurisdiction Tianjin Binhai Sub-branch, Aocheng Sub-branch, Shanghai Pudong Sub-branch, Hongqiao Sub-branch, Qingdao Chengyang Sub-branch and Beijing Shunyi Sub-branch, Wangjing Sub-branch.
Shinhan Bank of South Korea (Shinhan Bank) was established in Seoul, South Korea in 1897. It is a wholly-owned bank of Shinhan Financial Group and one of the largest commercial banks in South Korea.