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Qianzhuang (Chinese: 錢莊; Wade–Giles: ch'ien-chuang) were
local independent Chinese banks in the
early modern period, as
distinguished from the nation-wide...
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qiánzhuāng in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Qianzhuang were
local independent Chinese banks in the
early modern period.
Qianzhuang may also...
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private banks known as
qianzhuang.
Other than
banknotes qianzhuang also
issued Tiexian (貼現, "discountable notes"). A
qianzhuang would issue a zhuangpiao...
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major types of
early Chinese banking institutions are
piaohao and
qianzhuang. The
first nationwide private financial system, so-called "draft banks"...
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entered finance. The
piaohao were
mostly active in
northern China while the
qianzhuang were
mostly active in the south. The
piaohao continued to be the dominant...
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types of
indigenous Chinese financial institutions, piàohào (票號) and
qiánzhuāng (錢莊), more
often cooperated than
competed in China's
financial market...
- coin") and more
commonly yuan-pao 元
Ulrich Theobald (24
November 2015). "
qianzhuang 錢莊,
private banks". Chinaknowledge.de.
Retrieved 9
August 2019. Ng, Shawn...
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Deacon Chiu (邱德根), the
founder of Far East Holdings. It
started as a
qianzhuang (native bank) in
Tsuen Wan by
collecting deposits from farmers. In the...
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Diagutian Village Xiaojie Village Yanshanpu Village Jinyindian Village Qianzhuang Village Makuzhuang Village Shixiangli Village Huangzhuang Village "At...
- dollar. In 1915, the
Shanghai Native Banker's ****ociation, a
prominent qianzhuang organization,
ceased to
recognize the
Imperial silver dollars, and began...
