Posted on 09/21/2018 8:02:41 AM PDT by E. Pluribus Unum
:FULL TITLE: Official Tapped by Biggest U.S. Public Pension Fund Worked for Predatory Chinese State Investment Fund
Americas largest public pension fund has tapped a manager of Chinas predatory investment fund as its next chief investment officer.
The California Public Employees Retirement System, which manages $360 billion and is frequently described as the most influential pension fund investor in the U.S., has asked Ben Meng to take over the top investment job when its current chief departs at the end of the year, the Wall Street Journal reported Wednesday.
In the Wall Street Journals report, Meng is described as an official of the State Administration of Foreign Exchange, Chinas foreign-exchange and currency regulator. His job, however, is not writing regulations or supervising Chinese companies foreign exchange reporting.
Meng, a former Wall Street bond trader, is a deputy chief investment officer of SAFE. This suggests his job was to invest the assets of SAFE, which is not just a regulator but also one of the worlds biggest sovereign wealth funds. SAFE manages over $3 trillion of Chinas foreign reserves.
What is Chinas SAFE? China is a closed economy, which means foreign currency flows are tightly controlled. When a Chinese company receives dollars by exporting goods to the United States, it is required to exchange them for Chinas domestic currency. The local bank making the exchange turns the dollars over to the Peoples Bank of China, the equivalent of Chinas Federal Reserve.
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Uh-oh....
Straight out spying, subversion and sabotage.
He will continue seeking technology for the communists, using that position, the veil of an American organization - even using American money to.do it.
FBI?
Anyone?
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