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China CITIC Bank Corp Ltd offers virtually no transparency on climate-related lobbying. The disclosure focuses on internal structures for green finance and states that the bank complies with national strategies and environmental laws, but it does not identify any specific climate policies it has tried to influence, describe any direct or indirect engagement with policymakers, or articulate the policy changes or outcomes it seeks. In short, the report conveys an intention to align with existing regulations rather than an effort to shape them, leaving readers without evidence of any climate-policy lobbying activity.
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We found no evidence of a governance process for lobbying in the disclosures provided. The evidence describes a three-level sustainable development management structure—“the Board of Directors supervises and guides the work concerning ESG topics such as green finance, inclusive finance, rural revitalization, protection of consumer rights, and protection of data and privacy,” and “the Strategy and Sustainable Development Committee of the Board of Directors is responsible for the deliberation of the development strategies, objectives and reports of green finance.”—but none of these statements refer to oversight, monitoring, or alignment of direct or indirect policy advocacy or lobbying activities. We found no evidence of any committee, process, review mechanism, or named individual tasked with governing lobbying efforts or ensuring that policy engagement aligns with the Bank’s sustainable or climate-related goals.
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