In recent years, news reports about the money laundering scandal in China's international banking industry have made us more and more worried about the financial industry. After all, these banks have done a lot for us in China, especially multinational banks like HSBC. These banks have made important contributions to the financial transactions proposed by many multinational companies in China and some agreements with neighboring trading countries. So about the money laundering scandals in these countries, are our funds still safe? The answer is as follows.

First, for the self-employed, there is nothing to worry about. First of all, the point 1 is about our self-employed, so we don't have to worry about such problems at all. Because a sum of our self-employed funds is nothing in these multinational banks, multinational companies are mainly responsible for providing financial services to these multinational companies. These financial services are the main business involved by these multinational banks, and personal business is only some small aspects of the capital investment and services of these multinational banks. So for the self-employed, don't worry about our funds.

Second, there is the cut-in of foreign media. Secondly, there is the intervention of foreign media, about the entry of foreign media into multinational banks such as China. The news reports of these foreign media, some news reports involving these multinational banks, are mainly due to the unfair treatment of China enterprises in the United States this time, so foreign media want to get some favorable information from them for hype.

Third, these multinational enterprises are supported by China. Finally, these multinational companies have the support of China and foreign countries want to interfere. This is also because China supports its multinational companies behind their backs, because no country can interfere with China and support these multinational companies to support their own enterprises. After all, China has given some support and help to domestic enterprises in China.