1792 Exchange Launches China Risk Database, Encourages Corporations to be Responsible and Transparent
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SPRINGBORO, OH — 1792 Exchange launches a new China Risk Database. The comprehensive resource provides a snapshot of funds invested by Fortune 100 companies in Communist China and demonstrates the potential financial impact on these companies if the United States imposes sanctions. The projected amount lost annually by Fortune 100 companies totals a staggering $157,322,207,025.
“Far too many of America’s largest corporations are shielding from the public their involvement with an oppressive communist regime. This failure to provide any corporate transparency is a glaring threat to America’s future,” said Daniel Cameron, 1792 Exchange CEO. “Enough is enough. American workers, consumers, and investors should be aware of where these major liabilities lie.”
American corporations that do business in Communist China take on significant financial risks. Unfortunately, many companies are not forthright with their information, seemingly obscuring it for obvious reasons. Nearly half of the Fortune 100 do not fully disclose data on their China operations, their relationship with the Chinese government, or the risks to shareholders.
The China Risk Database quantifies the financial risk to American companies in the event of sanctions, tariffs, or confiscation of assets by the Chinese Communist Party. The tool also features an interactive map that visualizes the scale of U.S. investment in Communist China-based assets.
To view the full China Risk Database visit here. This educational resource does not constitute financial advice.
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1792 Exchange is a 501(c)(3), educational, non-profit organization whose mission is to preserve freedom by steering public companies back to neutral on ideological issues. They create Spotlight Bias Reports, policies and resources that expose coercion and corporate bias. They protect First Amendment freedoms and ensure all viewpoints have a seat at the table. They help corporate board members and executives maximize shareholder value, respect stakeholders, return to cultural neutrality, and serve customers with excellence and integrity. They also educate Congress, other leaders and the American people about the dangers of stakeholder capitalism to safeguard Free Exercise, Free Speech and Free Enterprise.