Banks are financial institutions that deal with currency and credit operations. They emerge at a certain stage of commodity-money economy development by issuing credit money, managing currency circulation, adjusting capital supply and demand, and handling deposits, loans, and settlements.
Since the reform and opening-up, China's commodity economy has become increasingly dynamic, and the banking sector has expanded rapidly. However, amid accelerating interest rate liberalization, intensifying domestic and international competition, and declining profit growth rates, banking institutions must undertake corresponding strategic adjustments in business structure, resource allocation, and regional layout. Industry research addressing the development environment and market demands is becoming increasingly critical.
CnOpenData presents the Overseas Investment Information Data of All Banks in China, covering industrial and commercial registration-based overseas investment details of over a thousand banks. Key fields include bank name, invested enterprise name, registered capital, establishment date, subscribed capital contribution/number of shares held, and capital contribution date, providing robust support for related research.
Time Coverage
As of 2023.8.31 (updatable as needed)
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Relevant Literature
- Song, K., Xu, L., Li, Z., et al., 2022: "Can ESG Investment Enhance Bank Liquidity Creation? — Examining the Moderating Effect of Economic Policy Uncertainty," Journal of Financial Research, No. 2.
Data Update Frequency
Annual updates