Lawmakers Debate Infrastructure Security After China Capital
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UK lawmakers raise infrastructure security concerns over Chinese bank financing
British lawmakers have raised fresh concerns over the security implications of Chinese involvement in the United Kingdom’s critical infrastructure after an international investigation revealed the scale of financing provided by a major Chinese state-linked bank to water, energy and other infrastructure companies. The debate in the House of Lords followed findings from the International Consortium […]
Lawmakers debate infrastructure security after China Capital
British lawmakers today raised concerns about Chinese ownership of water utilities and key local infrastructure following ICIJ’s China Capital investigation into financing deals pursued by the Industrial and Commercial Bank of China, the world’s largest bank by asset size. Senior conservative peer Lord Blencathra, also known as David Maclean, questioned the government in British Parliament’s House of Lords after The Times, an ICIJ partner, repor…
China likes to conduct its business through the state-controlled ICBC. Now, internal documents available to the SPIEGEL reveal how negligently the largest bank in the world is working. Above all, one case alerts.
You can read major revelations in Knack and De Tijd about shady deals involving the largest Chinese bank. The Industrial and Commercial Bank of China (ICBC) is engaging in geopolitical influence. Such a thing can, of course, hardly be called a big secret, but this is now substantiated by many documents. In Flanders, De Tijd and Knack reported that ... Read more The post The pot, the kettle, and the largest bank of China appeared first on PAL.
Millions of leaked documents expose how the world’s largest bank, ICBC, maneuvers to achieve China’s geopolitical goals. Together with the ICIJ and media in 24 countries, De Tijd investigated the data of the Chinese bank, which is also active in Belgium and provides loans to companies here.
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