Bank of China Implements Murex Platform

Beijing
Bank of China is headquartered in Beijing.

Murex's MX.3 will support the bank's trade life cycle, including risk and collateral management services.

"In a context of rapid growth and development, Bank of China is due to increasingly play a significant role in local and global financial markets," says Zhang Chen, head of information management at Bank of China. "Following the selection process, not only are we convinced that Murex will provide us with the leading edge technology that will take us further towards our strategic goal as a first-class international bank, but also that the market expertise and level of service delivered by the teams are building the foundation for a successful long-term business partnership."

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