TREE NEWS update: China Export-Import Bank Chairman Chen Huaiyu said the policy lender has extended more than 7 trillion yuan in Belt and Road loans over the past decade-plus, covering more than 130 partner countries. Chen made the remarks at a parallel forum held in Beijing and Nairobi during the 2026 Financial Street Forum, where the bank said it remains in the front ranks of Belt and Road financing.
China Exim Bank Has Extended Over 7 Trillion Yuan in Belt and Road Loans
The scale of China Exim's Belt and Road lending, spanning more than 130 partner countries, cements the policy bank's role as the central financing channel for Beijing's overseas infrastructure push—a position that carries weight for partner-country debt profiles and for how Chinese capital shapes project terms far from commercial lenders. The framing from a Nairobi-linked forum signals continued attention to African and emerging-market borrowers. Whether the bank's financing mix and disclosure practices evolve as Belt and Road matures is the open question worth tracking.
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