How anti-graft banks, miners dealt with bribing billionaire
Some of Australia’s biggest companies boast of combating graft. Then came a Chinese billionaire who testified to paying bribes for Aussie iron ore.
ANZ, which boasts of “combating” corruption, provided banking services for years to a business controlled by a Chinese billionaire who had earlier testified to paying bribes for Australian iron ore.
Mining giant Fortescue Metals, which signed a pact dedicated to fighting graft, can also be revealed as dealing directly with a business owned by Du Shuanghua. Rio Tinto has also been selling iron ore to Du’s company and BHP has sold coking coal, as detailed in The Australian Financial Review.
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