Ex-China Bank Official Faces Bribery Charges – Xinhua

A former vice president of China Development Bank, He Xingxiang, has been charged with accepting bribes, the official Xinhua news agency said on Friday.

He is also charged with issuing financial bills in violation of regulations, illegally issuing “huge” amounts of loans and concealing overseas deposits, Xinhua said.

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