Is CITIC Bank a state-owned enterprise?

Question 1: Is CITIC Bank a state-controlled bank? With the approval of the State Council, on February 20165438, China CITIC Group Corporation (formerly China International Trust and Investment Corporation) was transformed into a wholly state-owned company and renamed as China CITIC Group Co., Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as "CITIC Group") with a registered capital of RMB18370263,000 yuan.

CITIC Group was founded by Mr. Rong Yiren on 1979 with the advocacy and support of Mr. * *. Since its establishment, CITIC Group has given full play to the important role of economic reform pilot and opening window. We have carried out fruitful exploration and innovation in many fields. By absorbing and utilizing foreign capital and introducing advanced technology, equipment and management experience, we have successfully opened up an innovative development path serving China's reform, opening up and modernization, established a good reputation and image at home and abroad, and achieved remarkable business results.

At present, CITIC Group has developed into a large-scale comprehensive multinational enterprise group that pays equal attention to finance and industry. Among them, finance involves banks, securities, trusts, insurance, funds, asset management and other industries and fields; The industry involves real estate, project contracting, resources and energy, infrastructure, machinery manufacturing, information industry and other industries and fields, with strong comprehensive advantages and good development momentum.

By the end of 20 10, CITIC Group's total assets were 2539 1 000 million yuan, and its net assets were172.5 billion yuan. The annual operating income was 263.9 billion yuan and its net profit was 33.4 billion yuan. Since 2009, it has been selected in Fortune magazine's "Fortune 500 Companies" list for three consecutive years, with 20 1 ranking 22 1.

Question 2: Is CITIC Bank a state-owned enterprise or a private enterprise? Hello, China CITIC Bank, yes.

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Question 3: Does CITIC Bank belong to a public institution or an enterprise? Workers belong to national staff? CITIC Bank is an enterprise.

CITIC Bank is a for-profit financial institution, which is not affiliated to any institution, but is supervised and managed by China Banking Regulatory Commission and China People's Bank.

The employees of CITIC Bank are not necessarily state employees.

State functionaries refer to all state organs, enterprises, institutions and other personnel engaged in public affairs according to law. Including state power organs at all levels, administrative organs at all levels, judicial organs at all levels, military organs at all levels, state-owned companies, enterprises, institutions and people's organizations, as well as personnel appointed by state organs, state-owned companies, enterprises and institutions to engage in public service in non-state-owned companies, enterprises, institutions and social organizations. Other people who engage in official duties according to law and receive corresponding remuneration also belong to the category of state staff.

Identification of public officials in state-owned companies A state-owned company refers to a company established in accordance with the Company Law, and its property is completely owned by the state. Personnel engaged in official business in state-owned companies belong to quasi-state staff. According to the relevant provisions of the Company Law, all the capital of a joint stock limited company is divided into equal shares, and shareholders are liable to the company to the extent of their shares, and the company is liable to the company's debts with all its property. No matter whether the state-owned capital is holding shares or holding shares, after a joint stock limited company is established with collective enterprises, private enterprises, foreign companies and other forms of economic organizations, all its capital contribution becomes the legal person property of the joint stock limited company, and each investor loses control over its capital contribution, but only enjoys shareholder rights such as asset income, major decisions, and selecting managers according to the number of shares held. The number of shares held by shareholders or the amount of capital contribution cannot determine the nature of the company and the nature of the company's property. Therefore, a joint stock limited company with state-owned capital holding or shareholding is not a state-owned company. People who are engaged in management work in joint stock limited companies with state-owned capital holdings or shares cannot all be recognized as state employees. Only those who are appointed by state organs, state-owned companies, enterprises and institutions to engage in public affairs in joint stock limited companies with state-owned capital holdings or shares can be regarded as state employees. No matter whether they are officially appointed by a joint stock limited company or not, as long as they are appointed by the state to engage in organization, leadership, supervision and management in a joint stock limited company, they all belong to the state staff. Other personnel engaged in management work do not belong to national staff. This point has been affirmed in the Supreme People's Court's Reply on How to Convict Management Personnel in Joint Stock Limited Companies with State-owned Capital Holding and Shareholding by Taking advantage of their positions to illegally occupy the company's property, which has a clear legal basis. 2, on the identification of state organs, state-owned companies, enterprises and institutions assigned to non-state-owned companies, enterprises and institutions and social organizations to engage in public services. The so-called appointment is to appoint and dispatch, that is, to send people to hold positions. It takes various forms, such as appointment, assignment, nomination and approval. Regardless of the identity of the appointee, whether the appointee has the status of a cadre or not, whether the appointee is an original employee of the appointed unit or a person temporarily recruited from the society for the purpose of appointment, as long as the appointee is appointed by a state organ, a state-owned company, an enterprise or a public institution and exercises management power on behalf of the state organ, a state-owned company or a public institution in a non-state organ, a state-owned company, an enterprise or a public institution, he can be recognized as a state employee. After a state-owned company or enterprise is transformed into a joint stock limited company, the staff of the former state-owned company or enterprise and the newly appointed personnel of the joint stock limited company shall not be regarded as state staff except those who exercise supervision and management power on behalf of the state-owned investment entity.

Therefore, the occupation of CITIC Bank is not necessarily a national staff member.

Question 4: Is CITIC Bank a state-owned enterprise? Of course not. It is a joint-stock enterprise. There are only four state-owned banks: China, agriculture, industry and construction.

Question 5: Is CITIC Bank a state-owned enterprise? Are its employees civil servants? Among the banks, only the People's Bank of China is a part of the State Council, and it is a civil servant. Others are employees of enterprises.

Question 6: Are all banks state-owned now? Bank Management Department (* * *): China People's Bank.

State-owned commercial banks (state-owned): China Industrial and Commercial Bank, China Agricultural Bank, China Bank, China Construction Bank, Bank of Communications, China Postal Savings and China Rural Credit Cooperative (Bank of Communications and Postal Savings are forgotten by many people).

National joint-stock commercial banks (private): China CITIC Bank, China Merchants Bank, Shanghai Pudong Development Bank, China Everbright Bank, Minsheng Bank, Huaxia Bank, Industrial Bank, Guangzhou Development Bank, Shenzhen Development Bank, etc.

Policy banks (* * *): China Agricultural Development Bank, The Export-Import Bank of China and China National Development Bank.

However, people often say that the four major state-owned banks are only Bank of China, Industrial and Commercial Bank of China, China Construction Bank and Agricultural Bank, but not Bank of Communications, Postal Savings Bank and Rural Credit Cooperatives, because Bank of China, Industrial and Commercial Bank of China, China Construction Bank and Agricultural Bank have a larger coverage in the whole country, while Bank of Communications, Postal Savings Bank and Rural Credit Cooperatives have a smaller coverage.

Question 7: Do banks belong to public institutions or state-owned enterprises? The People's Bank of China is an institution established by * * *, which is responsible for controlling the national money supply and credit situation and supervising the financial system, especially commercial banks and other savings institutions, so it is different from ordinary commercial banks.

The other four major banks are all state-owned enterprises, except these five are all enterprises.

At present, there are three types of commercial banks in China:

The first category is wholly state-owned commercial banks, including China Industrial and Commercial Bank, China Agricultural Bank, China Bank and China Construction Bank.

The second category is joint-stock commercial banks. At present, there are 12 banks such as Bank of Communications, Shenzhen Development Bank, CITIC Industrial Bank, China Everbright Bank, Huaxia Bank, China Merchants Bank, Guangdong Development Bank, Fujian Industrial Bank, Shanghai Pudong Development Bank, Hainan Development Bank and China Minsheng Bank.

The third category is urban cooperative banks, which are established on the basis of the assets verification of the original urban credit cooperatives, absorbing local finance and enterprise shares, and have the nature of joint-stock system. By the end of 1996, there were 18 urban cooperative banks listed in China.

Question 8: Are all banks in China state-owned? The concept of upstairs is wrong. Even if the state-owned banks are restructured and listed, they are still state-owned joint-stock banks.

As long as the state controls a large number of shares, it is still state-owned

Such as CCB, ICBC and BOC, some shareholders are not state-owned, but they are still state-owned.

There are more than joint-stock banks 10, more than city commercial banks 100, 3,000 urban credit cooperatives and 36,000 rural credit cooperatives.

There are many non-state-owned banks.

For example, Minsheng Bank and Zhejiang Tailong Commercial Bank. As long as the largest controlling party is not the state, it can be regarded as a non-state-owned bank.

Including completely private banks and various cooperative private banks.

Question 9: Is CITIC Bank a state-owned enterprise or a private enterprise? Hello, CITIC Bank, a joint-stock commercial bank under CITIC Group ~

CITIC Bank is a state-owned joint-stock bank, which belongs to China CITIC Group Corporation.

Citic Group is the window of China's opening to the outside world and has become a large international supply-oriented multinational enterprise group.

Question 10: Is China CITIC Bank a state-owned stock?