Banks are financial institutions that operate currency and credit businesses. They emerged at a certain stage of commodity-money economy development by issuing credit money, managing currency circulation, regulating capital supply and demand, and handling currency deposits, loans, and settlements.
Since the reform and opening-up, China's commodity economy has become increasingly active, and the scale of the banking industry has developed rapidly. However, against the backdrop of accelerated interest rate liberalization, intensified internal and external competition, and a decline in profit growth, banking financial institutions must make corresponding strategic adjustments in business structure, resource allocation, and regional layout. Industry research targeting the development environment and market demand has become increasingly important.
CnOpenData has launched data on overseas investment information of all banks in China, covering industrial and commercial registration investment information of over a thousand banks, including fields such as bank name, name of the invested enterprise, registered capital, establishment date, subscribed capital contribution amount/number of shares held, and subscribed capital contribution date, to support relevant research.
Time Period
As of August 31, 2023 (can be updated as needed)
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Relevant Literature
- Song Ke, Xu Lei, Li Zhen et al., 2022: "Can ESG Investment Promote Bank Liquidity Creation?—Also on the Moderating Effect of Economic Policy Uncertainty," Journal of Financial Research No. 2.
Data Update Frequency
Annual update