The Export-Import Bank of China (Exim Bank of China) is one of China's three policy banks, along with the China Development Bank and the Agricultural Development Bank of China. It is a state bank wholly owned by the Chinese government. It primarily focuses on financing and facilitating China's international trade, investments, and economic cooperation with other countries. It provides loans, export credits, and insurance to support Chinese businesses operating abroad. The bank plays a significant role in China's Belt and Road Initiative (BRI), providing financial support for infrastructure projects in participating countries. It finances various projects, including energy, transportation, telecommunications, and other infrastructure developments, fostering economic ties between China and other nations.