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The Export-Import Bank of China

Founded in 1994, the Export-Import Bank of China is a state bank solely owned by the Chinese government. Its international credit ratings are compatible to the national sovereign ratings. The Bank is headquartered in Beijing. By the end of 2010, the Bank has eighteen domestic business branches, and three overseas representative offices, namely the Representative Office for Southern & Eastern Africa, Paris Representative Office and St. Petersburg Representative Office. At present, it has established correspondent relationship with more than 500 banks.

Mission

The Bank's main mandate is to facilitate the export and import of Chinese mechanical and electronic products, complete sets of equipment and new-and high-tech products, assist Chinese companies with comparative advantages in their offshore contract projects and outbound investment, and promote Sino-foreign relationship and international economic and trade cooperation.

Business Scope

¡öExport credit and import credit;
¡öLoans to overseas construction contracts and Loans to overseas investment projects;
¡öChinese Government Concessional Loan;
¡öInternational guarantee;
¡öOnlending loans from foreign governments and international financial institutions;
¡öInternational and domestic settlement and corporate deposits under the loan facilities provided by the Bank;
¡öRaising funds in domestic and international capital markets and money markets;
¡öInternational inter-bank loans, organizing or participating in international and domestic syndication loans;
¡öRenminbi inter-bank borrowing/lending and bond repurchases;
¡öForeign exchange transaction and approved risk-protection foreign exchange (FX) business for client;
¡öCreditworthiness investigation, consultation, appraisal and witness services which are relevant to the Bank's business;
¡öOther business approved or entrusted.
We look forward to establishing extensive contact and expanding cooperation with friends in financial, economic, and trade sectors both at home and abroad.