Bank of Hangzhou Co., Ltd. provides various banking products and services to individuals, corporate, and small and micro businesses in China. The company offers deposit business, corporate finance, cash management, domestic trade finance, loan service, e-government, and electronic channels; risk pool, option, bank investment, and NEEQ takeoff loans, and consulting business; and infrastructure investment fund, M&A financing, non-financial corporate debt financing instruments, asset securitization, and financial advisory services. It provides convenient services; wealth management products; retail loans; financial products; agency business; transfer money; savings balance; personal loans; home services; and other products. In addition, the company offers mortgage and micro loan products; securities investment, financial interbank, bill, and asset custody businesses; debit and credit cards; and car, cash, parking space, flexible, and bill installments. Further, it provides international settlement, international trade financing, account and exchange rate hedging, cross-border investment and financing, and featured and combination products; commercial bank financial products, fund account, insurance asset management products, asset management products, securities investment funds, securities company asset management products, trust property custody, and private securities investment; and Internet, mobile, WeChat, and SMS banking services. The company was founded in 1996 and is headquartered in Hangzhou, China.
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