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About China Construction Bank Corporation Niederlassung Frankfurt

China Construction Bank Corporation Niederlassung Frankfurt is the German branch of China Construction Bank Corporation, a PRC-incorporated credit institution listed in Hong Kong and Shanghai, operating in Germany under branch status. The Frankfurt unit is subject to local prudential and conduct supervision by BaFin and the Deutsche Bundesbank, while remaining under home-country oversight by China’s National Administration of Financial Regulation. The branch focuses on corporate and institutional banking rather than mass retail, with services typically including euro and renminbi transaction banking, corporate current and term accounts, cash management, trade finance (letters of credit, collections, guarantees, supply chain finance), bilateral and syndicated lending, and foreign exchange services (spot and, where permitted, hedging products). Euro payments are processed through standard German rails, including SEPA for domestic and cross-border euro transfers, and SWIFT for international transactions; cut-off times and value dating follow market conventions. Account opening and service access are relationship-managed and subject to KYC/AML and sanctions screening under German and EU law; cross-border transactions with China may be affected by currency controls and documentary requirements. Eligible deposits held at the Frankfurt branch fall under Germany’s statutory deposit guarantee scheme (Entschädigungseinrichtung deutscher Banken) up to 100,000 EUR per depositor, subject to legal conditions and eligibility criteria; the branch’s participation in any voluntary protection scheme, if applicable, should be verified directly. Pricing for lending, trade services, and cash management is generally negotiated, and standard tariffs or disclosure documents are available on request. The branch does not operate a German retail network and typically targets German corporates with China-related business, subsidiaries of Chinese groups in the EU, and financial institutions; service is commonly provided in German, English, and Chinese. Public information, including regulatory notices and disclosures, can be obtained from the BaFin company register and the branch’s own publications; clients should confirm current service scope, onboarding requirements, and protection arrangements before engagement.