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CCB (Asia): Account Openings Surge 10x During Labor Day Golden Week; Securities Account Penetration Doubles
Annie Chen, Deputy Chief Executive of CCB (Asia), said the bank has been building comprehensive banking and financial services for local and cross-border customers of Guangdong-Hon...
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Annie Chen, Deputy Chief Executive of CCB (Asia), said the bank has been building comprehensive banking and financial services for local and cross-border customers of Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area, with products covering a wide range of wealth management needs.

With extended branch hours during the Golden Week and a hospitality-driven Hong Kong-style cafe experience, the total number of new accounts opened during the period ballooned 10 times compared with normal days, while securities account penetration also doubled, highlighting the bank's advantages in the cross-border finance sector.

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