链接全球 创造价值——招商银行全球托管服务助力中资机构扬帆出海

Group 1 - The core viewpoint emphasizes the importance of the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area as a strategic platform for China's high-level opening-up and the dual circulation development model, positioning it as a key hub for connecting domestic and international markets [1] - China Merchants Bank (CMB) is deeply integrated into the national opening-up strategy and the overall layout of the Greater Bay Area, leveraging its location advantages to participate in cross-border financial mechanisms [1] - CMB has established a mature professional service capability and custody service system since its proactive layout in global custody business in 2006, supporting Chinese institutions in their global expansion [1] Group 2 - CMB aims to become the preferred global custodian bank by enhancing its professional, technological, and service capabilities, with a global custody network covering over 100 major financial markets [2] - Hong Kong serves as a core hub for CMB's global custody business, providing diversified services and maintaining advantages in public fund custody [2] - The establishment of CMB's global custody center in Singapore further strengthens its capabilities and supports Chinese institutions in expanding their global market presence [2] Group 3 - CMB is committed to enhancing its global custody services through technological empowerment, developing a global custody system that offers comprehensive online, automated, and intelligent operations [3] - The bank focuses on providing tailored global custody services for Chinese institutions, integrating various financial resources to create value for clients [3] - CMB's global custody business covers all types of asset management institutions, offering both basic and value-added services [3] Group 4 - As China's financial market opens further, the strategic position of the Greater Bay Area will be further highlighted, with CMB continuing to enhance its global custody service system to contribute to the high-level opening of China's finance [4]