中行辽宁省分行:区域机构调整(A)

Translated title of the contribution: Bank of China Liaoning Branch: Restructuring and Relocation

忻榕, 仲进

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Abstract

This case describes the regional restructuring story of Bank of China (BOC) Liaoning Branch, a provincial branch. In January 2016, BOC’s Beijing head office decided to make a crucial strategic adjustment to its institutional setup in Liaoning Province. Tianbing Jia, the newly appointed president of Liaoning Branch, was tasked with splitting up the branch and relocating it from the city of Dalian to the city of Shenyang in just three months. Jia and his executive team made meticulous preparations for the separation and relocation to ensure everything went smoothly while safeguarding employees' well-being. Thanks to the effective work of Jia and his team, the relocation was completed on time. However, this was just the first step in a complicated restructuring process. Following the move, Jia and his team had to start a new organization from the ground up in an unfamiliar city. This presented another significant challenge: integrating Liaoning Branch from Dalian and Shenyang Branch into a new provincial branch.
Translated title of the contributionBank of China Liaoning Branch: Restructuring and Relocation
Original languageChinese (Simplified)
Number of pages7
Publication statusPublished - 31 May 2022

Case number

OB-22-880

Case normative number

OB-22-880-CC

Case type

Field Case

Update date

07/03/2023

Supplement

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Published by

China Europe International Business School

Keywords

  • leadership
  • Organizational Reform
  • organizational change
  • organisational change
  • organizational transformation
  • Integration
  • Bank of China
  • Banking
  • banking industry

Case studies discipline

  • General Management
  • Human Resource Management
  • Organizational Behavior

Case studies industry

  • Finance and Insurance

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