The difference between tier-one branches and directly affiliated branches of China Bank.

The difference between tier-1 branches and directly affiliated branches of China Bank;

1, with different ownership systems, provincial branches are tier-one branches, which govern BOC in cities and counties in the province. China Bank, originally planned as a city with separate state planning, belongs to the head office at the same level as the province where it is located.

2, different levels, after the restructuring, set up provincial branches (provincial branches), branches of cities under separate state planning changed their names to branches directly under the province.

3. The provincial banks are all located in provincial capitals, but the Bank of China has set Liaoning and Shandong provinces in Dalian and Qingdao, which are all coastal, while Shenzhen, Suzhou and Ningbo are either cities with separate plans or large economies. So it is listed as a tier-one branch.

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The main institutions of China Bank in China are: Head Office, Beijing Branch, Tianjin Branch, Hebei Branch, Shanxi Branch, Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region Branch, Liaoning Branch, Jilin Branch, Heilongjiang Branch, Shanghai Branch, Jiangsu Branch, Zhejiang Branch, Anhui Branch, Fujian Branch, Jiangxi Branch, Shandong Branch, Henan Branch and Hubei Branch.

Hunan Branch, Guangdong Branch, Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region Branch, Hainan Branch, Sichuan Branch, Guizhou Branch, Yunnan Branch, Xizang Autonomous Region Branch, Shaanxi Branch, Gansu Branch, Qinghai Branch, Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region Branch, Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region Branch, Chongqing Branch, Shenzhen Branch, Suzhou Branch, Ningbo Branch, Qingdao Branch and Dalian Branch.

Xiamen branch, Hebei Xiong 'an branch.

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