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Established in March 2007 through the reform of China's postal savings management system, the Postal Savings Bank of China (PSBC) has grown into one of the country's leading retail banks. Leveraging its extensive network of outlets, many of which are integrated with China Post's physical locations, PSBC has a unique advantage in reaching a vast and diverse customer base, particularly in county-level and rural areas. The bank is committed to providing inclusive financial services, offering a comprehensive range of products including personal banking (deposits, loans, credit cards), corporate banking, and treasury services. PSBC was publicly listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange in 2016 and the Shanghai Stock Exchange in 2019.

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