What Is the Typical Organizational Structure of a Bank?

The internal organizations of China's commercial banks are the two main types of internal organizations of China's commercial banks: wholly state-owned commercial banks and joint-stock commercial banks. The internal organizational structure of a wholly state-owned commercial bank includes three parts: a decision-making body, a supervisory body, and an executive body. Decision-making agency refers to the senior leadership team headed by the president of a wholly state-owned commercial bank, including the president, chief economist, chief accountant, chief auditor, etc., and business departments such as planning statistics, information survey, and financial research are considered as decision-making agencies Auxiliary part. ^[1]