Former Vice President of China Development Bank Faces Corruption Charges
Published:
2010-02-04
Wang Yi, former vice president of China Development Bank (CDB) has been charged by prosecutors and will face a Beijing court soon. Local prosecutors have charged Wang with taking bribes worth over 17 million yuan during the time he served as both vice chairman of China Securities Regulatory Commission and later as vice president of the CDB.
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The Beijing News
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