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Trip.com Group is a leading one-stop travel service provider comprising of Trip.com, Ctrip, Skyscanner, and Qunar. Founded in 1999, listed on Nasdaq in 2003 and HKEX in 2021, Trip.com Group has become one of the largest travel companies in the world in terms of gross merchandise value.

We are China’s leading travel search engine Qunar is your passport to engaging with online travelers in China, one of the world's most lucrative and fastest growing travel markets. In the next few years, Chinese travelers will continue to spend huge amounts on both business and leisure travel to some of China's and the world's most exotic, exciting and well-known destinations. We are by any clear measure the leading travel search engine in China and widely recognized as one of the "top stars" in the travel media space overall. We are intimately familiar with the ever-changing Chinese travelers. And more importantly, we know how to effectively advertise to those unique and highly sought after travelers. Our aim is to help consumers find and compare the best value flights, hotels, packages and other travel services. At the same time, we help advertisers effectively target these high quality and high spending travel consumers by offering an array of branding and transaction-oriented advertising formats. Qunar means "where are you going?" in mandarin Chinese.

China Development Bank (CDB) was founded in 1994 as a policy financial institution under the direct leadership of the State Council. It was incorporated as China Development Bank Corporation in December 2008, and officially defined by the State Council as a development finance institution in March 2015. CDB has a registered capital of RMB 421.248 billion. Its shareholders include the Ministry of Finance of the People’s Republic of China (36.54%), Central Huijin Investment Ltd. (34.68%), Buttonwood Investment Holding Co., Ltd. (27.19%) and the National Council for Social Security Fund (1.59%). CDB provides medium- to long-term financing facilities that serve China’s major long-term economic and social development strategies. By the end of 2015, its assets grew to RMB 12.62 trillion, a balance of loans of RMB 9.21 trillion, and a cumulative recovery rate of 98.78% that continued to lead the industry for the sixteenth consecutive year. We also further enhanced our sustainability and risk management, delivering a net profit of RMB 102,788 million, ROA of 0.90%, ROE of 11.74%, and capital adequacy of 10.81%. Professional credit rating agencies including Moody's and Standard & Poor's have rated CDB at the same level as China’s sovereign rate. CDB is the world’s largest development finance institution, and the largest Chinese bank for foreign investment and financing cooperation, long-term lending and bond issuance. It ranked 87th on the Fortune Global 500 list in 2015. CDB currently has 37 primary branches and 3 secondary branches on the Chinese mainland, one offshore branch in Hong Kong and five representative offices in Cairo, Moscow, Rio de Janeiro, Caracas and London, with about 9,000 staff. Its subsidiaries include CDB Capital Co.,Ltd., CDB Securities Co.,Ltd., CDB Leasing Co.,Ltd. and China-Africa Development Fund Co.,Ltd