Bank of China granted NZ licence; what's attracting ex-Nat MPs?
“It's predominantly a commercial bank but it does have a retail element to it says Bank of China (NZ) Director and chairman Chris Tremain.
The Bank of China has been granted its banking license from the Reserve Bank and will begin operating out of its Auckland office from this Friday.
Established in China in 1912, the Bank of China has an international presence in 40 countries. Its core business is commercial banking, including
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Jamie Ball
Wed, 19 Nov 2014
Wed, 19 Nov 2014
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Bank of China granted NZ licence; what's attracting ex-Nat MPs?
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