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China Zheshang Bank (02016.HK) Shenzhen branch received the court's acceptance notice.
On April 28th, Gelonghui reported that China Zheshang Bank (02016.HK) announced that its Shenzhen branch filed a lawsuit with the Shenzhen Intermediate People's Court due to a dispute over a financial loan contract with Shenzhen Senshenhai Industrial Co., Ltd., Wang Bang, Shenzhen Gaoti Tiande Technology Co., Ltd., and Li Jiantang. Recently, the Shenzhen branch received the acceptance notice from the Shenzhen Intermediate People's Court. On July 31, 2019, the Shenzhen branch issued a loan of 1,602,764,882.53 yuan to defendant one. On August 22, 2019, a loan of 397,235,117.47 yuan was issued. Defendant one failed to comply with the terms of the contract.
CZBANK: 2024 Annual Report
Industrials, Agriculture, and China Banking reach new highs again! The Banks Sector continues to be hot, and today's "new high bull" scan shows that these directions also have a high proportion.
①Today, Bank stocks became active again, among which, the three major banks, Industrial, Agricultural, and China, continue to hit historical highs, with Construction Bank approaching its historical peak. ②The financing balance of the Banks sector has slightly declined compared to mid-April, while still remaining at a relatively low level for this year. ③A total of nearly 20 stocks reached historical highs today, with the highest proportion being Autos stocks, and there are also many from basic chemicals, agriculture, forestry, animal husbandry, and fishing, and the Banks stocks.
China Zheshang Bank (HKG:2016) Shareholders Have Endured a 4.9% Loss From Investing in the Stock Five Years Ago
Banks have increased interest rates on consumer loans in advance, with more low-interest products hidden in the "discount track."
Indirect remarks highlight the "cost performance" even more.
Exclusive | Banks that stabilize foreign trade and foreign investment are taking action, with banks in coastal provinces responding to requests: for foreign trade enterprises, "no loan withdrawal, no loan interruption".
① Many Banks have actively taken action regarding "stabilizing foreign investment and foreign trade." From large state-owned banks to local urban commercial banks, several Banks are providing support to foreign trade enterprises in various ways based on their own advantages; ② Recently, banks in major foreign trade provinces along the Southeast Coast have received relevant requests to "not withdraw loans and continue lending" to local foreign trade enterprises.