China CITIC Bank Corp Ltd 2010 SR
The report highlights China CITIC Bank's sustainability performance in 2010, a year where its total assets surpassed RMB 2 trillion. Key achievements include the implementation of green credit policies, with energy-saving and environmental protection loans reaching RMB 16.114 billion. The bank significantly expanded its cross-border RMB settlement business, ranking third in the domestic industry. Socially, the bank and its staff donated over RMB 28.25 million to various causes, including disaster relief and education. The report also details the bank's commitment to corporate governance, risk management, and employee welfare, while adhering to GRI G3 guidelines and receiving external assurance from KPMG.
Company: China CITIC Bank Corp Ltd
Sector: Finance & insurance
Country: China
Year: 2010
Type: SR
Pages: 112
China CITIC Bank Corp Ltd
The report highlights China CITIC Bank's sustainability performance in 2010, a year where its total assets surpassed RMB 2 trillion. Key achievements include the implementation of green credit policies, with energy-saving and environmental protection loans reaching RMB 16.114 billion. The bank significantly expanded its cross-border RMB settlement business, ranking third in the domestic industry. Socially, the bank and its staff donated over RMB 28.25 million to various causes, including disaster relief and education. The report also details the bank's commitment to corporate governance, risk management, and employee welfare, while adhering to GRI G3 guidelines and receiving external assurance from KPMG.
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Document Details
Report Year
2010
Reporting Period
Jan 1, 2010 - Dec 31, 2010
Fiscal Year
2010
Published
Mar 31, 2011
Type
Sustainability Report
Language
English
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