
Alibaba discloses Chinese government stakes in over 12 business units, with state-owned enterprises having shares in 6 direct-sales businesses, contributing less than 6% of total revenue. The Hangzhou-based e-commerce giant reveals entities partially owned by Chinese state-owned enterprises or foreign sovereign wealth funds, following an inquiry by the US SEC. The disclosure comes after China's regulators work to overhaul the trust industry, focusing on risk control and tightening oversight.







Alibaba’s latest filing reveals broader ties with Chinese government in its businesses https://t.co/29uaR1rhCj
House Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer is seeking information from the Federal Reserve about whether some asset managers are breaching agreements with the central bank because of their links to climate-finance groups. https://t.co/oBPHzZZTXw
For years, the US acted as one of the world’s leading centers for money laundering and offshore finance. Now, that reality is changing fast. My latest for @FT, on the sudden burst of reform in Washington: https://t.co/Qmc8PcSYyj