Quan Mach

Quan Loi Mach Bao & Co.
Quân Lợi Mạch Bảo và Công ty

Type	Joint-Stock Company
Traded as	LK2I: QLMB BDI: QLMB TSE: QLMB SSE: QLMB Components LK2I 1000 Component LK2I 700 Component LK2I 500 Component LK2I 200 Component ISEQ 1000 Component ISEQ 500 Component ISEQ 200 Component ISEQ 100 Component MEBB 500 Component MEBB 300 Component SEPT 300 Component SEPT 250 Component YCSE 500 Component YCSE 300 Component YCSE 100 Component
Industry	Banking, Financing
Predecessor	Quân Lợi Imperial Banking Company: 20 August 1861 (1861-08-20) Mạch Bảo Financial Services Limited Company: 24 January 1862 (1862-01-24)
Founded	20 February 1948 (1948-02-20)
Founder	Thạch Hữu Bảo
Headquarters	Bãi Biển Ngao , Long Hồ Province, Quenmin
Key people	Phạm Có Thắng (President) Tiêu Uyển Nghi (CEO) Trịnh Kỳ Chiến (CFO) Đặng Nhật Quang (COO)
Products	Asset Allocation Asset Management Brokerage Services Commerical Banking Commodities Commodities Trading Consumer Banking Consumer Finance Credit Cards Credit Default Swaps Financial Analysis Finance and Insurance Foreign Currency Exchange Foreign Exchange Market Foreign Currency Trading Futures and Options Trading Global Banking Investment Banking Investment Capital Investment Management Investment Portfolios Money Market Mortgages Mortgage Loans Prime Brokerage Private Equity Remittance Retail Banking Risk Management Stock Portfolios Stock Trading Wealth Management
Revenue	Ѧ18.2 billion (2016) (NS$ 46.05 billion)
Operating income	Ѧ5.75 billion (2016) (NS$ 14.5 billion)
Total assets	Ѧ83.18 billion (2016) (NS$ 210.45 billion)
Total equity	Ѧ125.89 billion (2016) (NS$ 318.50 billion)
Owner	Shareholders (25% equity) Quản Phát Kinh (15% equity)
Members	203,574 (2016)
Website	quanloimach.qm

Quan Loi Mach Bao & Co. (Vietnamese: Quân Lợi Mạch Bảo & Ct.) is a Quenminese multinational banking joint-stock company founded by Thạch Hữu Bảo in 1948. Prior to the regional depression that hit the country, the company was founded with the purpose of providing the people with financial services that best need each of their quotas. Since 2017, it has been designated as the largest non-state-owned bank in the country.

History

Seven Commodities Bubble

Main article: Seven Commodities Bubble

Flash Crash of 2014

Main article: Flash Crash of 2014

Controversies

Speculative Trading Loss

Main article: 2009 Quan Loi Mach Bao Trading Loss