TREE NEWS update: The People’s Bank of China issued penalty decision No. 88 of 2026 against Postal Savings Bank of China, warning the lender, publicly reprimanding it and imposing a fine of 17.433 million yuan while confiscating 290.2 yuan in illegal gains. The central bank cited violations of financial statistics, account management, card acquiring, data security and anti-counterfeit currency rules, as well as occupying fiscal deposits and failures in customer identification and large or suspicious transaction reporting.
PBOC Fines Postal Savings Bank of China 17.43M Yuan
The breadth of the cited violations matters more than the headline figure: financial statistics, account management, card acquiring, data security, anti-counterfeit currency, fiscal deposit occupation and AML identification failures span PBOC oversight well beyond a single business line. For a state-controlled lender of this scale, an AML and customer-identification finding is the category worth noting, since those obligations sit at the core of correspondent and cross-border relationships. Whether this is an isolated supervisory action or part of a broader tightening of AML and data-security enforcement across Chinese banks is the open question.
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