King Charles was aware of the investment fund which included his younger prince Andrew and Yang Tengbo, an alleged Chinese spy, stated in a report citing new court documents.
According to the Guardian, it was revealed in the statement of a witness provided by Prince Andrew’s Senior Advisor Dominic Hampshire to an immigration tribunal.
The report stated that Hampshire said that he and Prince Andrew were smuggling twice in Windsor Castle for the King twice, during which the Eurasia Fund was discussed.
According to The Guardian, the fund, which was aimed at solving Chinese investment in renewable energy in Africa, would have provided an income after its public fall from grace to Duke.
Citing sources, the report stated that the fund failed to get off the ground and never traded, but it appears that it is connected to a unit called Eurasia Global Partners, which was included as a management consulting film in November 2022.
Andrew faced an intensive media investigation in December last year, after the revelations that the Chinese business ally of the younger brother of the hit from the King Charles scam was considered a Chinese spy by the British government.
In a court verdict, it was revealed that businessman Yang Tengbo was banned from Britain on national security basis as officials suspected that he was working to create close contact with major British figures for Beijing.