A Canadian executive of the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB) recently resigned, accusing the Chinese communist regime of manipulating the bank and creating a toxic culture. This incident has brought attention to China’s infiltration in international financial organizations, raising concerns among experts. The AIIB, established by the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) in 2016, aims to finance infrastructure projects in Asian countries. The bank claims to be politically neutral and unaffected by political disputes. However, the Canadian executive, Bob Pickard, revealed on Twitter that the AIIB is dominated by CCP members. He stated that the CCP holds all the power within the bank and manipulates some board members. The Canadian government has responded by announcing an investigation and temporarily severing ties with the AIIB. Experts see this incident as another example of the CCP’s efforts to spread its influence and ideology globally. They believe that democratic leaders cannot effectively work with the CCP’s bureaucracy, corruption, and self-interest. The AIIB’s purpose was to support China’s Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) and extend the CCP’s influence through infrastructure investments in other countries. Masao Sun, an associate professor, emphasized that the CCP’s dominance within an international organization is unprecedented. Huang Shicong, a financial expert from Taiwan, highlighted the need for the free world to carefully consider the CCP’s actions and find comprehensive ways to address them. The allegations made by Bob Pickard were denied by the AIIB, and the Chinese embassy in Canada labeled them as lies. Fearing retaliation, Pickard left China for Japan. This incident may lead to the departure of more international employees from other organizations partnering with China. Concerns are also raised about the vetting process for Western executives joining Chinese-led development banks. The impact of the CCP’s infiltration extends beyond the AIIB to other financial institutions.