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NAB signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the Agricultural Development Bank of China (ADBC) in Beijing yesterday. It is described as the first major collaboration between agri-banking institutions of China and Australia. Prime Minister Rudd and Minister Crean welcomed the signing as the starting point from which to build another mutually beneficial connection between the Australian and Chinese economies "ADBC hopes to benefit from exposure to Australia's farming and agricultural business efficiencies with plans for staff training, business study visits and increased understanding of the Australian agri-business market," said President of ADBC Bank Zheng Hui. In February 2008, NAB became the first foreign investor in China's trust sector when its institutional banking division, nabCapital, acquired a 20 per cent stake in Union Trust Investment.
