三菱东京日联银行简介

三菱东京日联银行，隶属于三菱日联金融集团(MUFG)，是日本规模最大的跨国商业银行。 MUFG还拥有信托、证券、信用卡、租赁、消费金融等子公司，业务涵盖欧美及亚太地区，拥有屈指可数的综合实力。

三菱东京日联银行与新中国的渊源，可以见证中日两国一衣带水友好关系的历史。上个世纪50年代末，与中国银行签署日元清算协议，开启两国经济交往的金融通道；改革开放后，在北京、上海等地开设代表处、分行，支持中国的经济建设，参与人民币业务等金融市场开放。三菱东京日联银行均在日资乃至外资银行中，走在前列。

2007年，为响应监管号召，将在中国大陆开业的分行转制为本地子行，三菱东京日联银行（中国）有限公司在上海注册成立。转制后，三菱东京日联银行的中国业务获得长足发展。目前，子行拥有13家分行（北京、上海、深圳、大连、天津、无锡、广州、成都、青岛、武汉、沈阳、苏州、福州）和6家支行（大连经开、天津滨海、广州南沙、上海虹桥、北京经开、上海自贸），从业人员约2,500余人，资产规模名列日资银行之首、外资银行前列。

自1999年首届开始担任北京市市长国际企业家顾问以来，历届高管层积极重视、认真参与。通过顾问会议，向北京市长介绍日本金融服务方面的经验，为北京的社会经济发展，献计献策。

About The Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ, Ltd

The Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ, Ltd. (“BTMU”), a member of the Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group, Inc. (“MUFG”), is Japan's largest multinational commercial bank. As one of the leading comprehensive financial groups in the world, MUFG possesses entities handling businesses with trusts, securities, credit cards, leasing and consumer finance, and wide networks covering Europe, America and Asian-Pacific.

The relationship between China and MUFG witnessed the history of friendship between China and Japan as closed neighbors separated only by a strip of water. At the end of 1950s, BTMU signed Japanese Yen/RMB settlement agreement with Bank of China, representing a start of financial cooperation between the two countries. Since the Chinese Economic Reform, BTMU has set up a number of branches and representative offices in Beijing, Shanghai etc., to support development of local economy and the opening up of China’s financial market. BTMU is now in the leading position among not only Japanese banks, but also foreign banks in China.

In 2007, to respond to the call for foreign banks’ locally incorporation by authorities, Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ (China) (“BTMU (China)”) was established as a locally incorporated bank in China, with a head office set up in Shanghai. Since then, BTMU’s Chinese business has achieved great growth. Presently, BTMU (China) is in possession of 13 branches (Beijing, Shanghai, Shenzhen, Dalian, Tianjin, Wuxi, Guangzhou, Chengdu, Qingdao, Wuhan, Shenyang, Suzhou and Fuzhou) and 6 sub-branches (Dalian Economic and Technological Development Area, Tianjin Binhai, Guangzhou Nansha, Shanghai hongqiao, Beijing Economic and Technological Area and Shanghai Pilot Free Trade Zone Sub-Branch), with over 2,500 staff members working in China. BTMUC is ranked by its total assets as the largest Japanese bank and one of the top foreign banks in China.

Since 1999, when the President(Chairman) of BTMU started to serve on the International Business Leaders Advisory Council for the Mayor of Beijing, bank’s top managers have attached great importance to and actively participated in the activities. Through consultation meetings, BTMU has shared its vast experience on financial services, and put forward many valuable recommendations concerning Beijing’s development.