Corruption: senior HK banker to appear in Court tomorrow
A former Vice President at HSBC in Hong Kong will appear in court tomorrow on charges that he received a bribe in return for helping a company obtain loans.
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Chen Ching Hsiao, 46, is charged that, in 2007, he accepted the sum USD60,000 for either granting or recommending for grant credit facilities to two companies run by a Taiwanese businessman.
HSBC referred the case to ICAC and gave full co-operation during the investigation, says ICAC.
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