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'''CHA SE Bank Plc''' is a [[PyeMcGowian]] {{wp|Bank|multinational banking corporation}}, founded in 1999 via the merger of Bank of Charleston and South East Bank. The company’s operations vary from locations, the bank conducts retail banking in Eastern Argis, and is an investment banking giant in | |||
'''CHA SE Bank Plc''' is a [[PyeMcGowan|PyeMcGowian]] {{wp|Bank|multinational banking corporation}}, founded in 1999 via the merger of Bank of Charleston and South East Bank. The company’s operations vary from locations, the bank conducts retail banking in Eastern Argis, and is an investment banking giant in Western [[Argis]], [[Alharu]], [[Marenesia]], and South East [[Europa (continent)|Europa]]. | |||
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Latest revision as of 21:19, 6 September 2022
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| Public | |
| Traded as | CTSE CSE |
| Predecessor | Bank of Charleston, South Eastern Bank |
| Founded | 6th of May, 1999 |
| Headquarters |  , , |
Area served | Argis |
Key people | Ronald Morgan, CEO Christopher Yung, CFO |
| 6.7 Billion | |
| AUM | 324 Billion |
| Total assets | 301 Billion |
| Subsidiaries | CREDIT CMB |
| Website | www.CHA-SE.co.pm |
CHA SE Bank Plc is a PyeMcGowian multinational banking corporation, founded in 1999 via the merger of Bank of Charleston and South East Bank. The company’s operations vary from locations, the bank conducts retail banking in Eastern Argis, and is an investment banking giant in Western Argis, Alharu, Marenesia, and South East Europa.
