Bank of China

The Bank of China is the second Asian bank on our list and the first of the "Big Four." The Bank of China is the most globally focused of China's commercial banks. It provides users in 57 countries and regions with a comprehensive variety of financial services, including corporate banking, personal banking, and financial markets services. BOC has been in business in New York, Chicago, and Los Angeles since 1981, making it the country's largest and oldest Chinese bank.

It is one of China's four largest state-owned commercial banks, and it was created in 1912 by the republican government, making it the country's oldest bank.

It has operations in over twenty countries and is headquartered in Beijing, China. It employs over 310,000 people. Investment banking, insurance, and investing services, as well as personal loans, credit cards, mortgages, and asset and debt management, are all available through the bank.

The Chinese government owns over 70% of the corporation, which has assets worth little over $3 trillion.

Headquartered in Beijing China
Employs 310,000