JP Morgan Banker Offered Job to Kerry Logistics Scion in Bribery Case

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By Wei Yiyang and Zhao Runhua / May 20, 2019 04:03 PM / Politics & Law

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We now know more about the bribery case against former JP Morgan Securities (JPMS) managing director Catherine Leung Kar-cheung – and who she was allegedly trying to bribe.

Leung offered a job to the son of Hong Jingnan, the former chairman of Hong Kong-listed logistics company Kerry Logistics Network, in exchange for giving JPMS the opportunity to work on Kerry’s IPO, according to materials released during a Monday trial. Hong was also a member of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference, China's top political advisory body.

Previously, Hong Kong’s Independent Commission Against Corruption (ICAC) accused Leung of job-for-IPO bribery, but did not specify the company or the chairman.

Kerry Logistics went public in Hong Kong in December 2013, raising nearly 2 billion yuan ($289.31 million).

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