List of banks in Hong Kong

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Hong Kong maintains a three-tier system of deposit-taking institutions, licensed banks, restricted licence banks and deposit-taking companies. They are collectively known as authorised institutions by the Hong Kong Monetary Authority, which is responsible for regulations.

Hong Kong is the financial centre of East Asia. It has one of the highest concentrations of banking institutions in the world. 71 of the largest 100 banks in the world have an operation in Hong Kong. At the end of September 2004, there were 133 licensed banks, 42 restricted licence banks and 36 deposit-taking companies in business, giving a total of 211 authorised institutions, with 1295 local branches. 186 of these 211 authorised institutions are beneficially owned by interests from 31 countries. In addition, there are 85 local representative offices of overseas banks in Hong Kong.

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Licensed banks may operate current and savings accounts, and accept deposits of any size and maturity from the public and pay or collect cheques drawn by or paid in by customers.

Restricted licence banks are principally engaged in merchant banking and capital market activities. They may take deposits of any maturity of HK$500,000 and above.

  • Absa Bank (Asia) Limited
  • AIG Finance (Hong Kong) Limited
  • Allied Banking Corporation (Hong Kong) Limited
  • Bank of America Securities Asia Limited
  • Bank of Baroda (Hong Kong) Limited
  • BOCI Capital Limited
  • Canadian Eastern Finance Limited
  • Citicorp Commercial Finance (H.K.) Limited
  • Citicorp International Limited
  • GE Capital (Hong Kong) Limited
  • Hang Seng Finance Limited
  • Indover Bank (Asia) Limited
  • Industrial And Commercial International Capital Ltd.
  • J. P. Morgan Securities (Asia Pacific) Limited
  • KDB Asia Limited
  • Kookmin Bank Hong Kong Limited
  • Mitsubishi Securities (HK), Limited
  • Mizuho Corporate Asia (HK) Limited
  • N.M. Rothschild & Sons (Hong Kong) Limited
  • Orix Asia Limited
  • Pacific Finance (Hong Kong) Limited
  • Scotiabank (Hong Kong) Limited
  • Shinhan Finance Limited
  • Société Générale Asia Limited
  • UBAF (Hong Kong) Limited

  • Bank of Ayudhya Public Company Limited
  • Bank of Bermuda, Limited (The)
  • Bumiputra-Commerce Bank Berhad
  • Dexia Banque Internationale À Luxembourg
  • Hypo Real Estate Bank International
  • Industrial Bank of Korea
  • Kasikornbank Public Company Limited
  • Lloyds TSB Bank Plc
  • Mashreq Bank - Public Shareholding Company, also known as: Mashreqbank Psc
  • Nedbank Limited
  • Pt. Bank Mandiri (Persero) TBK
  • Siam Commercial Bank Public Company Ltd. (The)
  • Thai Military Bank Public Company Limited
  • Union Bank of California, N.A.
  • Wachovia Bank, National Association

Deposit-taking companies are mostly owned by, or associated with, banks. These companies engage in specialised activities such as consumer finance and securities business. They may take deposits of HK$100,000 or above with an original term of maturity of at least three months.

  • Argo Enterprises Co. Ltd.
  • BCOM Finance (Hong Kong) Limited
  • BII Finance Company Limited
  • BPI International Finance Limited
  • C.F. Finance Co. Ltd.
  • Chau's Brothers Finance Company Limited
  • Chohung Finance Limited
  • Commonwealth Finance Corporation Limited
  • Corporate Finance (D.T.C.) Limited
  • Delta Asia Credit Limited
  • Edward Wong Credit Limited
  • First Metro Int'l Investment Company Limited
  • Gunma Finance (Hong Kong) Limited
  • Habib Finance International Limited
  • Hachijuni Asia Limited
  • HBZ Finance Limited
  • Henderson International Finance Limited
  • HKCB Finance Limited
  • Hung Kai Finance Co. Ltd.
  • IBA Credit Limited
  • Inchroy Credit Corporation Ltd.
  • Indo Hong Kong International Finance Ltd.
  • Kexim Asia Limited
  • Korea First Finance Ltd.
  • Liu Chong Hing Finance Ltd.
  • Michinoku Finance (Hong Kong) Limited
  • Octopus Cards Limited
  • Orient First Capital Limited
  • Primecredit Limited
  • Public Finance Co., Ltd.
  • Shacom Finance Ltd.
  • Sumitomo Trust Finance (H.K.) Limited (The)
  • Vietnam Finance Company Limited
  • Wing Hang Finance Co. Ltd.
  • Wing Lung Finance Ltd.

Overseas banks may establish local representative offices in Hong Kong. They are not allowed to engage in any banking business and its role is confined mainly to liaison work between the bank and its customers in Hong Kong.

  • Associated Capital Limited
  • BGC Capital Markets (Hong Kong) Limited
  • Bloomberg Tradebook Hong Kong Limited
  • EBS Service Company Limited
  • FX Alliance, LLC
  • Higas Company Limited
  • ICAP (Hong Kong) Limited
  • Prebon Yamane (Hong Kong) Limited
  • Reuters Transaction Services Limited
  • SMBC Capital Markets Limited
  • Tradition (Asia) Limited
  • Tullett Liberty (Hong Kong) Limited

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