RBS launches China Desk in London

David Nealis in Shandong, China

RBS launches China Desk in London
The Royal Bank of Scotland plc (RBS) announced the launch of a new China Desk in London. The Co-CEO of International Banking at RBS said the launch of the China Desk creates a hub in London to help clients in Europe to take advantage of the growth opportunities in China, which is one of the world's most robust economies. It also opens up RBS’s global network of 36 countries to its Chinese clients, these are exciting times indeed.

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Agricultural Bank of China opens London branch

Agricultural Bank of China opens London branch

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The Agricultural Bank of China Ltd, a major Chinese State-owned commercial lender ranked among the largest four banks in China announced it has launched an overseas subsidiary in London. The bank said in a press release that the establishment of the London unit will support their expansion in the European market and efforts to create a 24-hour global capital operation platform, as well as a multi-currency cross-border settlement network; this may also aid London in becoming a major center for the RMB trade.