BOC Wealth Management
Corporate brand
UnclaimedBOC Wealth Management is Bank of China’s wealth-management subsidiary, offering investment and wealth-management products primarily to customers in China.
Last updated October 14, 2026
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Overview
BOC Wealth Management, formally BOC Wealth Management Co., Ltd. (中银理财有限责任公司), is the wealth-management company established by Bank of China as part of the development of a specialist subsidiary structure for asset and wealth management. Founded in 2019 and headquartered in Beijing, it operates within the Bank of China Group and is not a separately listed company. The company’s commercial role is to design, issue and manage wealth-management products for the Chinese market. Its offerings are intended for customers seeking professionally managed investment products through the distribution and service channels associated with Bank of China. As with other licensed wealth-management subsidiaries in China, its business is distinct from ordinary bank deposits: product returns and principal protection depend on the terms and risk characteristics of each product, rather than being guaranteed merely by the bank’s name. The BOC identity links the company to one of China’s major banking groups and gives it a broad institutional and retail customer context. Its market positioning is that of a bank-affiliated, domestically focused wealth manager, with its product range and investment management operating within China’s regulated financial system. Publicly supplied evidence for this request does not provide verifiable details on individual products, executives, current product performance, or a corporate website, so those specifics are not asserted here.
History
BOC Wealth Management was established in 2019 as Bank of China’s specialist wealth-management subsidiary. Its formation reflects the wider restructuring of wealth-management activities in China, in which major banks established dedicated subsidiaries to conduct product development and investment management under a more specialised corporate and regulatory framework. The company is headquartered in Beijing and operates as part of the Bank of China Group. Since its establishment, the company’s core identity has been that of a bank-affiliated wealth manager serving the Chinese market. Its business centres on wealth-management products and related investment management, rather than conventional deposit-taking as its defining commercial offering. Its relationship with Bank of China connects the subsidiary to the parent’s established banking presence, while its separate corporate form distinguishes its wealth-management operations from the bank’s broader activities. The evidence supplied for this dossier does not document product launches, specific investment strategies, leadership appointments, acquisitions, or other dated corporate milestones beyond the company’s establishment. It also contains no relevant company-specific statements: the supplied URLs concern unrelated news stories. Accordingly, no unsupported product histories, management names, or performance claims are included.
- 2019
Established as Bank of China’s wealth-management subsidiary
Products and positioning
A Bank of China-affiliated, regulated wealth manager focused on the mainland Chinese market and distributed in the context of the parent bank’s customer relationships.
Product categories. Bank wealth-management products · Investment and asset-management products
Recent events
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Bank wealth management subsidiaries roll out temporary fee discounts on wealth management products[1]
Multiple Chinese bank wealth management subsidiaries, including ICBC Wealth Management, CMB Wealth Management, Ningyin Wealth Management, Puyin Wealth Management, Boyin Wealth Management, BOC Wealth Management, CCB Wealth Management, ABC Wealth Management and Hankou Bank, announced temporary fee discounts on wealth management products, mainly cutting sales service fees and fixed management fees, with some products' fees temporarily reduced to zero. Most discounts run for set periods (e.g., one CMB Wealth product's fixed management fee is cut from 0.3% to 0.18% from September 25 to October 31) before reverting to the original levels in the product prospectus. The institutions stated the discounts aim to reward customers and thank investors.
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