China

• Shanghai
• Shenzhen

Shanghai Branch

Address:	Room 913, China Merchants Tower, 161 Lu Jia Zui Road (E), Pu Dong, Shanghai 200120, P.R.C.
E-mail:	sh.contact@shacombank.com.hk
Tel:	(86 21) 2089 1888
Fax:	(86 21) 2089 1811
Contact Person:	Ms. Lydia Chen Mr. Pete Shen

Shanghai FTZ Sub-Branch

Address:	Room 03-05, 15/F, 55 Ji Long Rd, Pu Dong, Shanghai 200131, P.R.C.
Tel:	(86 21) 2089 1988
Fax:	(86 21) 6868 1878
Contact Person:	Mr. Bruce Sun Mr. Baron Liu

Shanghai Branch Products & Services Overview

We offer a full spectrum of account and deposit services to meet your different banking and financial needs.

Deposits

Individual Account

• Savings Account
• Fixed Deposit Account
• Settlement Account

Corporate Account

RMB Settlement Account:

• Basic Deposit Account
• General Deposit Account
• Special Deposit Account
• Temporary Deposit Account

Account in Foreign Currency:

• Capital Account in Foreign Currency
• Settlement Account in Foreign Currency
• Loan Account in Foreign Currency
• Fixed Deposit/ Savings Account in Foreign Currency

Loan Business

Corporate Banking Business

• Liquidity loan
• Loan for Fixed Assets
• Syndicated loan
• Letter of Guarantee
• Performance bond

Individual Business

• Housing Mortgage Services for Non-resident Individual
• Personal business Loan for Non-resident Individual

Settlement Business

• Domestic Inward and Outward Remittance
• Overseas Wire-transfers
• Foreign Exchange in Major Currencies

International Trade Finance

Import Trade Services

• Letter of Credit
• Inward Bills Loan
• Trust Receipt
• Inward Collection
• Acceptance Under Letter of Credit

Export Trade Services

• Letter of Credit Services including Advising, Confirmation and Transfer
• Export Finance
  • Packing Loan
  • Export Bills Purchase
• Outward Collection
• Standby Letter of Credit
• Issue of Bank Guarantee for Cross-border Financing

* Mainland China residents can place fixed deposits for amounts not less than RMB 500,000.
 

Note:

1. All deposits with our Mainland Branches are not protected by the Deposit Protection Scheme in Hong Kong.
2. Deposits in our mainland China branches are not protected by the Deposit Insurance Regulations (Order of the State Council of the People's Republic of China, No. 660).