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In recent years, with the acceleration of economic globalization, cross-border trade has become increasingly frequent. The rapid development of the overseas express delivery industry has become an important manifestation of this trend. The rise of overseas express delivery services has changed consumers' shopping habits and corporate operating models. For banks, this has also brought new opportunities and challenges.

Dongguan Bank has needed to constantly adapt to market changes during its 16-year IPO process. The growth of overseas express delivery business has driven the capital demand of related companies. While providing financial support, banks also need to deal with potential risks. For example, the regulatory requirements for cross-border capital flows are becoming increasingly stringent, and banks need to strengthen compliance management to ensure the legality and security of capital flows.

In addition, the development of overseas express delivery services has also promoted the prosperity of the e-commerce industry. Dongguan Bank may take this opportunity to expand cooperation with e-commerce companies and provide them with payment settlement, supply chain finance and other services. But at the same time, the e-commerce industry is highly competitive and the market is volatile. Banks need to carefully assess risks and allocate resources reasonably.

From a macro perspective, the development of overseas express delivery business reflects the trend of global economic integration. Under such a background, Dongguan Bank needs to keep up with policy guidance, grasp the pulse of industry development, and continuously optimize its business structure and risk management system to improve its competitiveness in the capital market and achieve the goal of a successful IPO.

In short, Dongguan Bank's IPO is a complex process, and the development of overseas express delivery business is only one of the factors. Banks need to consider various factors and formulate scientific and reasonable development strategies to stand out in the fierce market competition.