Farmers Bank of China

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Farmers Bank of China^[1]

A 1941 banknote issued by the Farmers Bank of China
Company type	Joint stock company
Industry	Banking
Founded	April 1, 1933; in Hankou (present day Wuhan, Hubei) May 20, 1967; in Taipei, Taiwan Province
Defunct	October 1, 1949 (Mainland China) May 1, 2006 (Taiwan)
Fate	Mainland assets incorporated into the People's Bank of China, remnants acquired by Taiwan Cooperative Bank in 2006
Successor	People's Bank of China Taiwan Cooperative Bank
Headquarters	85 Nanjing East Road, Section 2, Taipei, Taiwan, R.O.C.
Key people	Chen Zhong, Chairman
Products	Financial services
Revenue	USD 430 million (2005)
Total assets	USD 18.23 billion (2005)
Number of employees	2,339 (2005)
Website	www.farmerbank.com.tw

The Farmers Bank of China was a major bank in China, one of the "big four" banks of issue in the 1930s together with the Bank of China, Bank of Communications, and Central Bank of China.^[2]: 13