Donald Trump has been named in the Pandora Papers over his links to a Panamanian hotel project, but the leaked files 'do not reveal significant information' about his dealings, according to a report.
The dump of 12 million financial records has turned up the heat on elites from King Abdullah of Jordan to the alleged mistress of Russian President Vladimir Putin.
The former US president is mentioned for his 'involvement in a Panama hotel project,' according to The Washington Post.
'But the Pandora documents do not appear to reveal significant new information about his finances,' the report says.
Trump's name previously appeared in relation to the Trump Ocean Club International Hotel and Tower in the Panama Papers leak of 2016.
It's not clear whether this gleaming sail-shaped complex which towers over Panama City bay is the same project discussed in the Pandora Papers.
Trump put his name to the development and stood to make up to $75 million from it, according to a bond prospectus for the project.
He did not exert management control over the construction and was under no direct legal obligation to conduct due diligence on other people involved.
Former US President Donald Trump speaks at a rally on September 25, 2021 in Perry, Georgia
Trump's name previously appeared in relation to the Trump Ocean Club International Hotel and Tower in the Panama Papers leak of 2016
It reflects a business model which Trump has used around the world, lending his name to hotels and apartment complexes, while not actually running them himself.
The Pandora Papers are being examined by the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists (ICIJ), but this coterie have not published the trove in full, meaning that fuller detail of Trump's involvement cannot yet been reported.
Aside from the brief mention of Trump in the new leak, it has been noted that while the world's wealthiest are being skewered from London to Hong Kong, heavyweights in the United States are not named.