DBS Bank (China) Limited, founded in 1968 and part of DBS Singapore, is a banking institution specializing in corporate banking, global transaction services and treasury markets, SME banking and high-end consumer banking
DBS Bank (China) Limited (DBS China) is a subsidiary of DBS Bank, a leading financial institution in Asia. DBS Bank, formerly known as the Development Bank of Singapore, set up an office in Beijing in 1993 and became a foreign-owned bank registered in China in May 2007. Since then, DBS China has grown rapidly in network and business, with 12 branches and 23 sub-branches, with more than 2,300 employees. DBS China's focus is on corporate banking, global transaction services and treasury markets, SME banking and high-end consumer banking.
In September 2013, DBS China was one of the first two foreign banks to be approved to set up a business in the China (Shanghai) Pilot Free Trade Zone, and on 31 December 2013, DBS China became one of the first foreign banks to be approved by the China Banking Regulatory Commission (CBRC) Shanghai Regulatory Bureau to open in the FTZ. On 7 January 2014, DBS China Shanghai Pilot Free Trade Zone Sub-branch officially opened, making it the first foreign bank to open in the China (Shanghai) Pilot Free Trade Zone. DBS China's credit rating is also one of the highest among banks and financial institutions in China by Standard & Poor's.
China is one of DBS' key markets. DBS China's products and services are widely recognised by domestic and international media, authorities and chambers of commerce.
Key business benefits
Born and raised in Asia, DBS is deeply involved in the fast-growing Asian market, with a presence in Northeast, Southeast and South Asia, providing seamless connectivity to clients.
One of DBS' strengths lies in its continued commitment to the Greater China market. DBS now has a presence in Chinese mainland, Hong Kong and Taiwan, with more than 280 branches.
Formerly known as the Development Bank of Singapore, it has a strong entrepreneurial and innovative spirit that has promoted Singapore's industrialization process.
Good credit rating, one of the highest long-term credit ratings in Asia; He has a strong government background, strong Asian networks and connections, and strong product development capabilities in treasury markets and cash & trade.
