Regional Contacts
BNY Mellon
Shanghai Branch
41st Floor
Hang Seng Bank Tower
1000 Lujiazui Ring Road
Pudong New Area
Shanghai 200120
People's Republic of China
Phone: +86 21 3866 1166
BNY Mellon
Beijing Branch
Unit 727-730, 7th Floor, Winland
International Finance Centre
No.7, Financial Street,
Xicheng District
Beijing 100033
People's Republic of China
Phone: +86 10 8800 7500
Asset Management
BNY Mellon Asset Management
International Limited
Beijing Representative Office
Unit 822, 8th Floor, Winland
International Finance Centre
No.7, Financial Street,
Xicheng District
Beijing 100033
People's Republic of China
Phone: +86 10 5832 1800
Asset Management
BNY Mellon Western Fund
Management Co., Ltd.
19th Floor
Shanghai World Financial Center
100 Century Avenue
Pudong District
Shanghai 200120
People's Republic of China
Phone: +86 21 3857 2888
BNY Mellon in China
BNY Mellon provides a full suite of sophisticated financial services that help Chinese industry and institutions to move, manage and secure assets in capital markets around the world.
Support for China's Growth and Stability
The development of the Chinese economy is nothing short of a modern marvel. In a relatively short period of time in a country with a very long history, China transformed its economy from one of rudimentary agriculture to one of massive manufacturing. The transformation gathered pace in the mid-1990s, just when BNY Mellon opened its first Shanghai office in 1994. Since that time, China's economy has quintupled in size.
Exports and Excellence
As the world's largest exporter, in addition to being the world's second largest importer, China is seeking to better manage capital flows and large foreign reserve holdings. By seamlessly integrating our wide range of services, which include asset management, securities servicing and custody, BNY Mellon delivers complete solutions to help Chinese industry participate more fully in the global economy.
BNY Mellon Milestones in China
Our commitment to Chinese clients includes industry, investors and government alike.
- Sponsors first-ever depositary receipt from a Chinese company, 1993
- Opens Shanghai representative office to establish first business presence in mainland China, 1994
- Expands banking operations with opening of BNY Mellon Shanghai branch, 2000
- Moves into the Chinese capital with establishment of the Beijing representative office, 2003
- Brings BNY Mellon Asset Management's full range of traditional and alternative investment strategies to China, 2006
- 1st non-domestic asset manager invited to advise on a QDII mandate, 2007
- Launches trade outsourcing services to Chinese financial institutions, 2007
- Establishes Beijing Branch to provide a comprehensive suite of financial services, 2010
- Launches an asset management joint venture with Western Securities, 2010
