Hunter Biden, former Vice President Joe Biden’s son, is still a board member of the Chinese private equity firm he promised to resign from in October, according to the Daily Caller News Foundation’s recent report.

Chinese business records reviewed by the DCNF Tuesday reveal that Hunter Biden maintains a director status with the company, BHR. Moreover, the news site found that Hunter Biden’s company, Skaneateles LLC, has a 10 percent equity stake in the firm.

From the Daily Caller:

“BHR manages the equivalent of $2.1 billion in assets, according to its website. Hunter Biden has served as an unpaid member of BHR’s board since its founding in 2013, and in October 2017 he obtained his equity stake in the firm with a $420,000 investment, according to Mesires.”

On Oct. 13, Hunter Biden issued his pledge to resign from BHR’s board “on or by October 31.” His father praised the move.

“The statement my son put out today, which I saw when he put it out — I was told it was going to be put out, I did not consult with him about what’s being put out — in fact represents the kind of man of integrity he is,” Joe Biden said in October of his pledge to resign.

Hunter Biden became a central figure in the impeachment probe into President Donald Trump over a now-debunked allegation that the President threatened to withhold aid to Ukraine in exchange for an investigation into Hunter’s paid board membership with a Ukrainian gas company, Burisma holdings, while his father was in charge of Ukraine affairs under the Obama administration. The President was acquitted in February.

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