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Xiamen International Bank (XIB) is a Chinese bank whose group members include Macau International Bank and Jiyou Bank.

Last updated October 25, 2026

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Overview

Xiamen International Bank (XIB) is a Chinese banking institution operating under the corporate name Xiamen International Bank Co., Ltd. Its official website lists group members Macau International Bank and Jiyou Bank, and presents business lines spanning retail finance, corporate finance, financial markets, and e-banking channels. The bank publishes important announcements on its site, including product and service standard statements and product activity notices.

History

Xiamen International Bank operates under the corporate name Xiamen International Bank Co., Ltd. Its official website identifies group members as Macau International Bank and Jiyou Bank. The site organizes its business into areas including retail finance, corporate finance, financial markets, and e-banking, and it publishes important announcements such as statements on the standards applied to its financial products and services and notices about product benefit activities.

  • 2025

    The bank publishes an updated statement on standards applied to its financial products and services, with information current to May 31, 2025.

  • 2024

    The bank announces that the Xing'an Hua product rights program will be retired effective January 1, 2025.

  • 2024

    Xiamen International Bank publishes a statement on the national, industry, group and enterprise standards applied to its financial products and services.

  • 1985

    Xiamen International Bank is founded in Xiamen, Fujian, as a Sino-foreign joint-venture commercial bank.

Products and positioning

  • Xing'anhua (兴安花)

    A product of Xiamen International Bank whose benefit activities were announced to expire on December 31, 2024, with related redemption and discount coupon activities ending January 1, 2025.

Controversies

  • 2020

    New employee who refused to drink a toast was insulted and slapped; bank disciplined those involved

    In August 2020, an employee at Xiamen International Bank's Beijing Zhongguancun Sub-branch complained of being insulted and hit by a supervisor for not drinking a toast. The Beijing branch verified the verbal and physical misconduct and suspended the responsible person pending investigation; the China Banking Association later criticized the penalty as too lenient.

  • 2020

    Beijing branch fined 3.5 million yuan for credit and confirmation-letter violations

    In December 2020, Xiamen International Bank's Beijing branch was ordered to rectify and fined 3.5 million yuan for seriously violating prudential rules in credit business, issuing confirmation-letter replies inconsistent with the facts, and internal-control deficiencies.

  • 2020

    Beijing branch fined 3.475 million yuan for unauthorized credit checks and other violations

    In June 2020, the PBOC Operations Management Department issued a warning and fined Xiamen International Bank's Beijing branch 3.475 million yuan for illegal acts including unauthorized credit inquiries. This case is separate from the December confirmation-letter case.

  • 2020

    Xiamen International Bank responds to employee assault allegation

    In August 2020, Xiamen International Bank responded to an allegation involving a new employee. According to the bank's statement, the claim that the new employee was verbally abused and slapped after declining a toast was true, and the bank said the responsible person would be punished. The bank's response addressed the incident as described in the allegation and indicated that disciplinary action would follow for those responsible.

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Recent events

  • Xiamen International Bank wins annual fintech award[9]

    Xiamen International Bank received the annual fintech award at the 12th Jinding Awards, held by the National Business Daily newspaper.

  • Unconfirmed

    Xiamen International Bank establishes Warm Service Brand Day[10]

    Xiamen International Bank established the fourth Saturday of each month as its Warm Service Brand Day and said it would offer a series of customer and public convenience services.

    Weekdays and relative dates follow the original report; their exact calendar dates have not been verified.

  • Xiamen International Bank signs strategic cooperation agreement with Suzhou National High-Tech Industrial Development Zone[11]

    Xiamen International Bank and the Suzhou National High-Tech Industrial Development Zone Administrative Committee signed a strategic cooperation agreement covering project promotion, domestic and foreign capital, and integrated financial services.

  • Reported

    Xiamen International Bank responds to employee assault allegation[8]

    Xiamen International Bank said an allegation that a new employee was verbally abused and slapped after declining a toast was true, and that the responsible person would be punished.

  • Reported

    Xiamen International Bank waives donation transaction fees[12]

    Xiamen International Bank said it would waive all donation transaction fees for donations or transfers to designated epidemic-prevention accounts through its branches and electronic channels.

  • Unconfirmed

    Xiamen International Bank introduces a second batch of pandemic support measures[13]

    Xiamen International Bank introduced a second batch of 15 financial-service support and preferential measures during the COVID-19 response, including a mobile-banking donation menu with waived donation fees and online personal banking services.

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