How Kingold Jewelry's fake gold bars slipped through scrutiny in one of China's biggest loan scams
Scandal involving Nasdaq-listed Kingold Jewelry has raised alarm bells as ‘gilded copper bars’ were passed off as solid gold and used as collateral for US$2.8 billion of loans.
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