Executive · China

Fang Yi

Fang Yi is named as Chief Risk Officer of Hua Xia Bank on hxb.com.cn, as at 29 September 2026.

Institutions1 SourcesElucidate research Last confirmed29 September 2026

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Hua Xia Bank China

Executive
Chief Risk Officer Confirmed 29 Sep 2026 · hxb.com.cn ↗

Hua Xia Bank

China · Financial institution · researched 29 Sep 2026

, Limited is a joint-stock commercial bank with its head office in Beijing. Shougang set it up in October 1992 as a wholly owned bank.

BIC
HXBKCNBJ
Type
Financial institution
Regulation
Not on a tracked register
Country
China
Head office
Beijing, China
Website
hxb.com.cn ↗
Total assets
CNY 4.99tn 30 Jun 2026
Employees
36,213 31 Dec 2025
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