Australia · Credit institution
Melbourne Branch
Branch code ofBank of Communications Co.,ltd Sydney Branch (COMMAU2SXXX)
Licences and registrations
Held by the legal entity, not by a branch code
This branch code belongs to the legal entity of Bank of Communications Co.,ltd Sydney Branch. None matched by LEI in the 22 tracked registers.
Licences belong to the legal entity. Each applies in the country of the regulator that granted it.
Swift network
Swift’s ISO 9362 BIC directory
- BIC
- COMMAU2SMEL
- Head-office BIC
- COMMAU2SXXX
- Connection to Swift
- Connected to SwiftThis BIC is registered as a live address on the Swift network. The institution sends and receives Swift messages under COMMAU2S directly.
- Swift GPI · COMMAU2S
- Not on the member list
- Payment schemes and systems
- No entry in the EPC registers, the ECB T2 and TIPS lists or the SIX Bank Master cites this BIC
- BIC first registered
- 2018-09-29
- Last updated
- 2020-09-19
Identifiers
Branch record
- BIC
- COMMAU2SMEL
- How the BIC breaks down
- COMMBank
- AUCountry · Australia
- 2SLocation
- MELBranch
- Head-office BIC
- COMMAU2SXXX · Bank of Communications Co.,ltd Sydney Branch
- Branch LEI
- No LEI mapped to this branch. Head-office LEI: 549300AX1UM10U30HK09
Profile
- Branch description
- MELBOURNE BRANCH
- Function
- Not stated in the description
- City
- Melbourne
- Country · region
- Australia · East Asia & Pacific
- Institution type
- Credit institution
Types come from Swift’s BIC classification, the licences on the 22 tracked registers, and the ECB and FSB bank lists. Most banks outside the euro area appear as financial institutions, because their supervisors’ registers are not tracked yet.
Ownership and group
GLEIF relationship records
- FSB G-SIB list
- Listed G-SIB entity · Bank of Communications (BoCom) bucket 1 · 2025 listThe entity the FSB names on its G-SIB list: the group’s holding company, or the bank itself where the group is a single bank.
The Bank of Communications Co.,Ltd group has 25 institutions in the directory, in 20 countries: all hold a BIC.
Including Bank of Communications (Luxembourg) S.A., Bank of Communications (Luxembourg) S.A., Bank of Communications CO., Ltd., Bank of Communications CO., Ltd. Johannesburg Branch, Bank of Communications CO., Ltd. Luxembourg Branch.
See the Bank of Communications Co.,Ltd group →Group membership follows the accounting-consolidation relationships reported to GLEIF. It does not show ownership shares or control.
Addresses
- Branch address
- 34/525 COLLINS ST, MELBOURNE VIC 3000 AUSTRALIA MELBOURNE MELBOURNE AUSTRALIA
- Head-office address
- 60 MARTIN PLACE FLOOR 23F SYDNEY 2000 AUSTRALIA
ISO 20022 identification
As an agent in a Swift cross-border payment message (CBPR+)
A CBPR+ message identifies this branch by its BIC, and may add its LEI or a clearing code. CBPR+ does not allow a name and postal address next to a BIC.
- Identified by
- BIC, with the head office’s LEI
- Roles in CBPR+
- Any agent, including the instructing and instructed agents
CBPR+
For cross-border payments on Swift: the BIC, with the LEI and clearing code where known
<FinInstnId>
<BICFI>COMMAU2SMEL</BICFI>
<LEI>549300AX1UM10U30HK09</LEI>
</FinInstnId>Full record
Every ISO 20022 element the directory holds. Base ISO 20022 allows them together. CBPR+ does not allow a name and address next to a BIC
<FinInstnId>
<BICFI>COMMAU2SMEL</BICFI>
<LEI>549300AX1UM10U30HK09</LEI>
<Nm>BANK OF COMMUNICATIONS CO.,LTD SYDNEY BRANCH</Nm>
<PstlAdr>
<TwnNm>MELBOURNE</TwnNm>
<Ctry>AU</Ctry>
<AdrLine>34/525 COLLINS ST, MELBOURNE VIC 3000 AUSTRALIA MELBOURNE MELBOURNE</AdrLine>
</PstlAdr>
</FinInstnId>No LEI is mapped to this branch BIC. The blocks use the head office’s LEI, which identifies the same legal entity.
The BIC, name and address are as published in Swift’s BIC directory. The LEI comes from the Swift and GLEIF BIC-to-LEI file. Check them against your own records before use.
Where this branch sits
Linked to its head office. No other branch shares a distinctive function, city, address or registration day with it.
Sources & method
Every value comes from a public source, such as Swift’s ISO 9362 BIC directory, GLEIF or the OFAC and EU sanctions lists. Most sources are matched on a BIC or an LEI, not on a name.
Swift GPI membership is matched on names and is indicative. A missing sanctions match does not mean that no listing applies. Always screen against the official lists.
The sanctions facts on this page cover the BIC and its LEI only.
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