Bank of China (BOC) - Fall, 2018

WASHINGTON - Sept. 30, 2018 - PRLog -- The Equity Valuation Report for Bank of China (BOC) provides a summary picture of the current condition of the bank and of the Chinese banking sector, in an easily digestible format.

Founded in 1912 by the Chinese government as a replacement for Daqing Bank, Bank of China (BOC) is the oldest existing bank on mainland China. BOC is headquartered in Xicheng District, Beijing. As of 31 December 2017, BOC was the second largest lender in China, and the fourth largest bank in the world by market capitalization.

An essential summary for anyone wanting more information on banks in China, the BOC Report forms part of CIR's Chinese banking industry report. It provides global, regional and country summaries covering the four largest banks in China from 2016-2025F, with forecasts from 2018 to 2025.

The Equity Valuation Report for Bank of China (BOC) provides a detailed financial profile of the bank, in an easily digestible format.

This report is an essential summary of one of the world's largest banks for marketing, banking and finance professionals worldwide.

Packed with data and including the BOC dividend discount model in Excel, this report includes investment and business summaries along with an industry overview and competitive position analysis.

CIR's proprietary Fully Adjusted Return methodology provides consistent, reliable forecasts which have been remarkably accurate. We use our specialist knowledge to forecast future economic trends.

Key Highlights

We review the historical profile of the bank from its founding. Our Investment Summary provides a quick buy or sell suggestion. We describe key native competitors in the marketplace.  China has the Four Largest Banks in the World by Total Assets. We outline who these are.

State support is critical for banking in China. By reviewing non-financial social performance indicators, we describe the unique nature of State supported banking in China. By identifying key social performance indicators, we outline metrics which other banks may begin to use to detail and describe social performance. We discuss key social performance initiatives, like China's Belt and Road Initiative.

Of course, digital banking is a key factor in future performance. We outline BOC's approach to Digital Banking.

The State mandates support for Medium, Small and Micro Enterprises in China. We describe BOC's performance in this area.

In addition to the social initiatives outlined above, we describe the bank's Public Welfare and Development efforts. These include new programs in the field of Green Finance and Employee Rights.

See: https://www.researchandmarkets.com/reports/4650696/bank-o...