The Eurasia Group, the world’s largest political risk consultancy, recently tweeted this infographic showing how China’s global economic footprint is expanding via Chinese financial institutions. Those institutions would include the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB), (See: Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB) Members Infographic (The Telegraph)), the New Development Bank BRICS (NDB BRICS) and the China Development Bank. Note that the United States has no say in any of these financial institutions while the AIIB has attracted a number of traditional US allies as members – despite lobbying or pressure from the US government not to join.
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