The World Bank and the International Monetary Fund have expressed their concerns that China's unrestricted lending, including a $2 billion credit line for corruption-plagued Angola, has undermined years of painstaking efforts to arrange conditional debt relief.

The World Bank and the International Monetary Fund have expressed their concerns that China's unrestricted lending, including a $2 billion credit line for corruption-plagued Angola, has undermined years of painstaking efforts to arrange conditional debt relief.

It also receives income from fees charged to consumers for certain services, as well as contributions from creditors when it helps them recover receivable debt.