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24 Aug 2005

Deutsche Bank

Deutsche Bank response to South China Morning Post article raising concerns about shares in the Chinese company Henan Rebecca

Deutsche Bank has no proprietary holding in Henan Rebecca Hair products and does not provide research cover on the stock. Any listed holding in this stock by Deutsche Bank is on behalf of clients buying stock through the Banks Qualified Foreign Investor allocation in China.

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6 banks listed among top shareholders of Chinese wig firm reportedly using forced prison labour: Deutsche Bank, HSBC, ING, Merrill Lynch, Morgan Stanley, UBS

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Un diario chino revela que el mayor fabricante de pelucas en el país somete a trabajos forzados a sus empleados

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29 Aug 2005

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[PDF] [letter to Business & Human Rights Resource Centre regarding allegations of forced prison labour]

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25 Aug 2005

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[DOC] Morgan Stanley response to South China Morning Post article raising concerns about shares in the Chinese company Henan Rebecca

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25 Aug 2005

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Response by Morgan Stanley: South China Morning Post article alleges wig manufacturer Henan Rebecca uses forced prison labour – says major financial firms, including Morgan Stanley, among its top shareholders. Click here

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24 Aug 2005

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Response by UBS: South China Morning Post article alleges wig manufacturer Henan Rebecca uses forced prison labour – says major banks, including UBS, among its top shareholders.

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24 Aug 2005

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Merrill Lynch (part of Bank of America) did not respond to: South China Morning Post article alleges wig manufacturer Henan Rebecca uses forced prison labour – says major financial firms, including Merrill Lynch, among its top shareholders.

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24 Aug 2005

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Deutsche Bank response to South China Morning Post article raising concerns about shares in the Chinese company Henan Rebecca

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24 Aug 2005

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Response by ING: South China Morning Post article alleges wig manufacturer Henan Rebecca uses forced prison labour – says major banks, including ING, among its top shareholders.

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23 Aug 2005

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[PDF] ING response to allegations of investing in a company [Henan Rebecca] reportedly using Forced labour [China]

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23 Aug 2005

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The Announcement [Henan Rebecca Hair Products response to prison labour concerns

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23 Aug 2005

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[DOC] Comment by Jamil Anderlini on responses by Henan Rebecca and various banks to his article in South China Morning Post: “Banks buy into jail-labour firm”

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23 Aug 2005

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[DOC] UBS response to South China Morning Post article raising concerns about shares in the Chinese company Henan Rebecca

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23 Aug 2005

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HSBC response to South China Morning Post article raising concerns about shares in the Chinese company Henan Rebecca

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19 Aug 2005

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Henan economic miracle labours under ugly truths [China]

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17 Aug 2005

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Banks buy into jail-labour firm; Six financial giants among top shareholders of China's largest wig manufacturer which uses prisoners to make its products

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17 Aug 2005

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Deutsche Bank response to South China Morning Post article raising concerns about shares in the Chinese company Henan Rebecca

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Un diario chino revela que el mayor fabricante de pelucas en el país somete a trabajos forzados a sus empleados

[PDF] [letter to Business & Human Rights Resource Centre regarding allegations of forced prison labour]

[DOC] Morgan Stanley response to South China Morning Post article raising concerns about shares in the Chinese company Henan Rebecca

Response by Morgan Stanley: South China Morning Post article alleges wig manufacturer Henan Rebecca uses forced prison labour – says major financial firms, including Morgan Stanley, among its top shareholders. Click here

Response by UBS: South China Morning Post article alleges wig manufacturer Henan Rebecca uses forced prison labour – says major banks, including UBS, among its top shareholders.

Merrill Lynch (part of Bank of America) did not respond to: South China Morning Post article alleges wig manufacturer Henan Rebecca uses forced prison labour – says major financial firms, including Merrill Lynch, among its top shareholders.

Deutsche Bank response to South China Morning Post article raising concerns about shares in the Chinese company Henan Rebecca

Response by ING: South China Morning Post article alleges wig manufacturer Henan Rebecca uses forced prison labour – says major banks, including ING, among its top shareholders.

[PDF] ING response to allegations of investing in a company [Henan Rebecca] reportedly using Forced labour [China]

The Announcement [Henan Rebecca Hair Products response to prison labour concerns

[DOC] Comment by Jamil Anderlini on responses by Henan Rebecca and various banks to his article in South China Morning Post: “Banks buy into jail-labour firm”

[DOC] UBS response to South China Morning Post article raising concerns about shares in the Chinese company Henan Rebecca

HSBC response to South China Morning Post article raising concerns about shares in the Chinese company Henan Rebecca

Henan economic miracle labours under ugly truths [China]

Banks buy into jail-labour firm; Six financial giants among top shareholders of China's largest wig manufacturer which uses prisoners to make its products