First Pacific Bank

First Pacific Bank Limited was a Hong Kong banking institution associated with the First Pacific Group. The bank was headquartered at the First Pacific Bank Centre in Wan Chai and operated under the First Pacific Bank name in Hong Kong. Its corporate history was connected to Hong Nin Savings Bank, which First Pacific Group acquired from the Hong Kong Government in 1969. The bank itself was incorporated in Bermuda in 1993, reflecting the corporate structure used for the later banking business. First Pacific Bank was not an independently listed public company in the information available here. It was described as a wholly owned subsidiary of FPB Bank Holding Company Limited, a holding company whose major shareholders included First Pacific Company Limited and MIMET FOTIC Investment Limited. This ownership structure placed the bank within an investment and financial-services group rather than presenting it as a standalone listed retail brand. The available reference material identifies the bank primarily through its corporate ownership, Hong Kong base, and historical relationship with Hong Nin Savings Bank. It does not provide enough reliable detail to reconstruct a full product catalogue, branch network, executive roster, financial history, marketing programme, or a dated account of the institution's closure. Accordingly, the bank is best documented as a historical Hong Kong banking brand whose corporate existence and operating history were tied to the First Pacific Group and FPB Bank Holding Company Limited.

First Pacific Bank's background reaches back to Hong Nin Savings Bank, which First Pacific Group acquired from the Government of Hong Kong in 1969. The available sources do not specify the precise legal or operational changes that followed the acquisition, but the transaction links the later First Pacific banking identity to an established Hong Kong savings-bank business. The bank was incorporated in Bermuda in 1993 as First Pacific Bank Limited. Its Bermuda incorporation formed part of the institution's legal and corporate framework, while its operating headquarters were in Hong Kong. The bank was based at the First Pacific Bank Centre in Wan Chai, placing its principal business presence in one of Hong Kong's established commercial districts. In its later documented structure, First Pacific Bank was a wholly owned subsidiary of FPB Bank Holding Company Limited, or FPB Bank Holdco. The holding company's major shareholders were identified as First Pacific Company Limited and MIMET FOTIC Investment Limited. This arrangement indicates that the bank formed part of a wider investment holding structure, with ownership concentrated through the parent company rather than dispersed among public shareholders of the bank itself. The reference material does not establish a complete chronology of the bank's products, branch expansion, management, regulatory events, acquisitions, or eventual cessation. It also does not provide a confirmed closure date or details of any successor institution. The bank is therefore documented here on the basis of the identifiable corporate facts: its Hong Kong base, its connection to Hong Nin Savings Bank and First Pacific Group, its 1993 Bermuda incorporation, its ownership by FPB Bank Holdco, and the participation of First Pacific Company Limited and MIMET FOTIC Investment Limited in the holding structure.

• 1993

  First Pacific Bank Limited is incorporated in Bermuda

  [1]First Pacific Banken.wikipedia.org

  First Pacific Bank Limited was incorporated in Bermuda while maintaining its banking base and headquarters in Hong Kong.

• 1969

  First Pacific Group acquires Hong Nin Savings Bank

  [1]First Pacific Banken.wikipedia.org

  First Pacific Group acquired Hong Nin Savings Bank from the Government of Hong Kong, establishing the historical banking connection later associated with First Pacific Bank.

A Hong Kong banking brand associated with the First Pacific Group and its predecessor or related Hong Nin Savings Bank business.

• Retail banking

  Savings and banking services

  The available reference material identifies First Pacific Bank as a bank and connects its history to Hong Nin Savings Bank, but it does not provide a sufficiently detailed, source-supported list of named accounts, lending products, payment products, or other specific offerings. Savings and general banking services can therefore be identified only at a broad category level.

1. 1First Pacific Banken.wikipedia.org