Bank of East Asia

Bank of East Asia is a Hong Kong-headquartered financial services company. It is the largest independent bank in the city and one of the two remaining family-run banks in Hong Kong. The other is Dah Sing Bank.

The bank is currently run by brothers Adrian and Brian Li as co-CEOs, taking over after their father David Li stepped down from the role in 2019 after 38 years.

Bank of East Asia's half-year profit surges 25.9% to $3.99b

Earnings were boosted by net fee and commission income growth.

Bank of East Asia unveils centralised e-payment platform for merchants

BEA’s ‘i-Payment hub’ can process different payment types in a single device.

Bank of East Asia to launch i-Payment Hub in 2018

It's an integreted payment platform for merchant and personal customers.

Bank of East Asia joins the Wi-Fi.HK scheme

It's the first bank in Hong Kong to do so.

Bank of East Asia partners with IBM to launch iPortfolio Analyzer

It allows private banking clients to view their portfolios anywhere.

Bank of East Asia unveils new securities trading offer

It's for customers who trade China A-shares through the Stock Connect Service.

Bank of East Asia launches new Dual Tax Loan programme

The bank offers Tax Season Loans and Credit Card Tax Loans.

Bank of East Asia unveils its new e-cheque service

Customers can settle and receive payments in 3 currencies.

Bank of East Asia to set up a fully-licensed securities company

It's in partnership with Qianhai Financial Holdings.

Bank of East Asia's 1H15 net profit slid down 6% to HK$3.3b

It's been plagued with margin pressure from China.

Bank of East Asia 1H14 net profit up 6% y/y at HK$3.58b

Reflecting non-interest income that exceeded expectations.