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The life experience of Ma Weihua, president of China Merchants Bank, when he was young.
China Merchants Bank (SSE: 600036 HKEx: 3968), referred to as China Merchants Bank, was established on April 8, 1987. It is the first joint-stock commercial bank in China with its head office in Shenzhen and its controlling shareholder being China Merchants Steamship Co., Ltd. On April 9, 2002, China Merchants Bank A shares were listed on the Shanghai Stock Exchange. On September 8, 2006, China Merchants Bank began its public offering in Hong Kong, issuing about 2.2 billion H shares, raising more than 20 billion Hong Kong dollars, and listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange on September 22.

With the development strategy of "prospering the market through science and technology" and the goal of "building a blue chip in the stock market and attracting silver for a hundred years", China Merchants Bank launched the "All-in-One Card" in July 1995, and launched the first online banking "One Netcom" in September 1999, which has become a widely used online payment tool for many enterprises and e-commerce websites, and promoted it to some extent.

1. Headquarters location

Shenzhen

2. Important people

Chairman: Qin Xiao.

President: Ma Weihua, director and president of China Merchants Bank, executive director of China Finance Association and vice president of China Entrepreneurs Association. Received a doctorate in economics from Southwestern University of Finance and Economics, an honorary doctorate from the University of Southern California, and a senior economist.

As the seventh president of China Merchants Bank, his influence on China's banking industry lies in introducing famous financial brands such as "One Card" and "One Netcom", and establishing the social image of a leading bank in science and technology. Take the lead in using information network technology to transform banking business, establish online banking, seize the commanding heights in the financial field, and become the most important e-commerce payment bank in China; "Grafting" the original service means and providing customers with "one-stop" service with advanced management concepts; The perfect combination of enterprise management mode and market marketing strategy.

On March 9, 2002, China Merchants Bank issued1500 million A shares to the public. On April 9th, China Merchants Bank (600036)a shares were listed on the Shanghai Stock Exchange, becoming the fourth listed commercial bank in the Mainland, with the largest total share capital, raised funds and circulation, and the first bank in the Mainland to adopt international accounting standards.

On August 28th, 2002, China Merchants Bank Hong Kong Branch officially opened. A few days ago, China Merchants Bank's application to set up a US representative office in new york has been approved by the Federal Reserve.

Resume: Mr. Ma Weihua, 1949, was born in Jinzhou, northeast China. He is currently the director and president of China Merchants Bank, the executive director of China Finance Association and the vice president of China Entrepreneurs Association. He received a doctorate in economics from Southwestern University of Finance and Economics and an honorary doctorate from the University of Southern California, and was hired as a senior economist.

Ma Weihua graduated from the Economics Department of Jilin University, and later worked in the government departments of Liaoning and Anhui provinces. From 65438 to 0988, he was transferred to the head office of the People's Bank of China, and served as secretary to the president, deputy director of the general office and deputy director of the planning and financing department. From 65438 to the end of 1992, he was transferred to the position of President of Hainan Branch of the People's Bank of China and Director of Hainan Branch of the State Administration of Foreign Exchange. 1999 1 transferred to the post of President of China Merchants Bank.