Lobbying Governance
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Bank of China provides virtually no transparency about any climate-policy lobbying activity. It does not identify a single piece of climate legislation or regulation it has engaged on; references to activities such as "supporting green credit projects in the UK, France, and the Netherlands" and participation in the China-UK Green Finance Working Group are not tied to any attempt to influence policy. The disclosures name no lobbying channels or targets—there is merely a broad mention of cooperation with the UK government, with no detail on meetings, letters, consultations or other mechanisms. Similarly, while the bank states broad aims like "supporting the implementation of the UN’s Kunming-Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework" and "innovating green finance products," it offers no concrete policy positions or outcomes it is seeking. Overall, there is no evidence that the bank conducts, or at least discloses, any climate-related lobbying, leaving its approach opaque across all dimensions.
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