超级军网亚投行五个最大股东国家持股情况，全球设立 5 大清算行 ...
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亚投行 57 个成员国代表20日-22日聚集在新加坡召开亚投行第五次谈判代表会议，并就亚投行章程达成一致，57 个成员国代表将在 6 月底在北京举行签署仪式。
亚投行初始资本金为 1000 亿美元，75% 的股份由亚洲国家持股，剩余的 25% 由非亚洲国家持股。亚投行总部设于北京，另将在全球设立五大清算行，分别是开罗，雅加达，伦敦，圣保罗，孟买。
据《路透社》从新加坡获得的消息，中国，印度，英国，韩国，德国分别为亚投行五个最大的股东国家。中国持有股本占总股本的 26.2%，将是亚投行最大的股东。
五大股东国持股情况——
1， 中国 26.2 %
2， 印度 11.4 %
3， 英国 5.2 %
4， 韩国 4.5 %
5， 德国 4.3 %
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亚投行 57 个成员国代表20日-22日聚集在新加坡召开亚投行第五次谈判代表会议，并就亚投行章程达成一致，57 个成员国代表将在 6 月底在北京举行签署仪式。
亚投行初始资本金为 1000 亿美元，75% 的股份由亚洲国家持股，剩余的 25% 由非亚洲国家持股。亚投行总部设于北京，另将在全球设立五大清算行，分别是开罗，雅加达，伦敦，圣保罗，孟买。
据《路透社》从新加坡获得的消息，中国，印度，英国，韩国，德国分别为亚投行五个最大的股东国家。中国持有股本占总股本的 26.2%，将是亚投行最大的股东。
五大股东国持股情况——
1， 中国 26.2 %
2， 印度 11.4 %
3， 英国 5.2 %
4， 韩国 4.5 %
5， 德国 4.3 %
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英国果然挤入董事会。
印度出资110多亿，它出得起？
英国亚投行第三大股东，真有眼光
小丹尼 发表于 2015-5-23 20:11
英国果然挤入董事会。
我记得有个预测贴，说伦敦会成为亚投行欧洲分部的驻地，德国人没戏，果然是神预测啊。
英国果然挤入董事会。
我记得有个预测贴，说伦敦会成为亚投行欧洲分部的驻地，德国人没戏，果然是神预测啊。
印度出资110多亿，它出得起？
印度不用给贱民新农合等福利，政府还是有点闲钱的，不然也不会搞航天。
印度不用给贱民新农合等福利，政府还是有点闲钱的，不然也不会搞航天。
廉价长工 发表于 2015-5-23 20:12
印度出资110多亿，它出得起？
小意思、湿湿碎，有庙！
印度出资110多亿，它出得起？
小意思、湿湿碎，有庙！
假新闻，别讨论了
英国果然有战略眼光，没有英国的突然发力，亚投行很可能就没有那么火！这也算是对英国的一种奖励吧
英国真的进前三、亚洲外排第一了！这几乎就相当于被亚洲新秩序承认的欧洲首席代表了啊。
不论怎样，约翰牛牺牲了与美帝的特殊关系，小灶肯定是有的吃，毕竟起了个好头。
俄罗斯呢？
今天晚上注册的列兵号，涉英，显然是那个造谣马甲啊
英国新闻，列兵，刚注册。万年牛牛黑又回来了？！
小丹尼 发表于 2015-5-23 20:11
英国果然挤入董事会。
为啥是印度不是毛熊呢？
英国果然挤入董事会。
为啥是印度不是毛熊呢？
已举报，不谢
廉价长工 发表于 2015-5-23 20:12
印度出资110多亿，它出得起？
每年舍得砸几百亿军购，搞这个自然出手也不会太小
印度出资110多亿，它出得起？
每年舍得砸几百亿军购，搞这个自然出手也不会太小
日本人怎么想
假的
亚投行股份是按成员国GDP比重分配的，英国GDP总量低于德国，怎么可能股份比德国还大？
亚投行股份是按成员国GDP比重分配的，英国GDP总量低于德国，怎么可能股份比德国还大？
廉价长工 发表于 2015-5-23 20:12
印度出资110多亿，它出得起？
要不咋就只买36架阵风了，顾此失彼啊
印度出资110多亿，它出得起？
要不咋就只买36架阵风了，顾此失彼啊
英国人果然务实，老牌帝国的眼光见识和勇气真不是盖的。
龙腾盛世mwz 发表于 2015-5-23 20:38
每年舍得砸几百亿军购，搞这个自然出手也不会太小
列兵，英国相关，链接空格无效。。。
龙腾盛世mwz 发表于 2015-5-23 20:38
每年舍得砸几百亿军购，搞这个自然出手也不会太小
列兵，英国相关，链接空格无效。。。
总这样也不累啊
在金融领域，只有英国有实力与美国掰一下手腕
在金融领域，只有英国有实力与美国掰一下手腕
看22楼
看22楼
看来中国基本是放弃一票否决权了...
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小意思、湿湿碎，有庙！
莫名戳中笑点，兄弟岭南人的吧
莫名戳中笑点，兄弟岭南人的吧
来自:关于超级大本营
dw2009 发表于 2015-5-23 20:39
假的
亚投行股份是按成员国GDP比重分配的，英国GDP总量低于德国，怎么可能股份比德国还大？
中国可以给英国一部分额外股份也未可知。
假的
亚投行股份是按成员国GDP比重分配的，英国GDP总量低于德国，怎么可能股份比德国还大？
中国可以给英国一部分额外股份也未可知。
楼主这是一种什么精神？为了英国，几十年如一日地造假，佩服，佩服。
http://www.reuters.com/article/2015/05/22/us-asia-aiib-idUSKBN0O709420150522
China is likely to hold a 25-30 percent stake in the new Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB) while India will be the second-biggest shareholder, delegates said on Friday after a three-day meeting of the bank's founding member-nations.
AIIB said in a statement that it expected to be operational by the end of the year. It said the meeting in Singapore finalised the articles of agreement, which are expected to be ready for signing by the end of June, but did not give details. (bit.ly/1FrydwQ)
No details of the ownership structure were disclosed, but delegates told Reuters that China would likely take a 25-30 percent stake in the bank, and India was likely to be the second-largest shareholder.
China's share in the $100 billion lender would be less than 30 percent, an Asian delegate told Reuters. A second delegate said India's share would be between 10 and 15 percent. Both spoke on condition of anonymity.
In all, Asian countries are expected to own between 72 and 75 percent of the bank, while European and other nations will own the rest.
Another delegate said each country representative would take the proposals back to their governments for a final decision.
Some were skeptical of the timeline for the bank to start running, as each member will need to obtain cabinet and legislative approvals at home.
"It is uncertain if we can start from early next year," said one of the delegates.
"China hopes that members will get such approvals by year-end and the operations start from the next year. But I wonder if it is possible, given domestic political situations in each country."
A total of 57 countries have joined AIIB as its prospective founding members, throwing together countries as diverse as Iran, Israel, Britain and Laos.
The United States and Japan have stayed out of the institution, seen as a rival to the U.S.-dominated World Bank and Japan-led Asian Development Bank, citing concerns about transparency and governance, although Tokyo for one is keeping its options open.
AIIB's launch is coming at a time when the space for infrastructure lending is already crowded due to the presence of major multilateral lenders and Japan's latest move to provide $110 billion for Asian infrastructure projects.
The amount of Japanese funds, to be invested over five years, tops the expected $100 billion capitalization of the AIIB.
Jahangir Aziz, head of emerging market Asia economics at JPMorgan, said spending on infrastructure was a great idea on paper, but it was unclear how the AIIB or the New Development Bank, a lender promoted by China and other members of the BRICS group of nations, would be structured.
"We will have to wait for the actual structure of governance before we can see how successful these (institutions) will turn out to be," he said. "The proof of the pudding will be in the eating."
(Reporting by Karen Lema in MANILA and Manoj Kumar in NEW DELHI; additional reporting by Eveline Danubrata in JAKARTA, Aradhana Aravindan, Rujun Shen, Jongwoo Cheon and Saeed Azhar in SINGAPORE; Editing by Raju Gopalakrishnan)
http://www.reuters.com/article/2015/05/22/us-asia-aiib-idUSKBN0O709420150522
China is likely to hold a 25-30 percent stake in the new Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB) while India will be the second-biggest shareholder, delegates said on Friday after a three-day meeting of the bank's founding member-nations.
AIIB said in a statement that it expected to be operational by the end of the year. It said the meeting in Singapore finalised the articles of agreement, which are expected to be ready for signing by the end of June, but did not give details. (bit.ly/1FrydwQ)
No details of the ownership structure were disclosed, but delegates told Reuters that China would likely take a 25-30 percent stake in the bank, and India was likely to be the second-largest shareholder.
China's share in the $100 billion lender would be less than 30 percent, an Asian delegate told Reuters. A second delegate said India's share would be between 10 and 15 percent. Both spoke on condition of anonymity.
In all, Asian countries are expected to own between 72 and 75 percent of the bank, while European and other nations will own the rest.
Another delegate said each country representative would take the proposals back to their governments for a final decision.
Some were skeptical of the timeline for the bank to start running, as each member will need to obtain cabinet and legislative approvals at home.
"It is uncertain if we can start from early next year," said one of the delegates.
"China hopes that members will get such approvals by year-end and the operations start from the next year. But I wonder if it is possible, given domestic political situations in each country."
A total of 57 countries have joined AIIB as its prospective founding members, throwing together countries as diverse as Iran, Israel, Britain and Laos.
The United States and Japan have stayed out of the institution, seen as a rival to the U.S.-dominated World Bank and Japan-led Asian Development Bank, citing concerns about transparency and governance, although Tokyo for one is keeping its options open.
AIIB's launch is coming at a time when the space for infrastructure lending is already crowded due to the presence of major multilateral lenders and Japan's latest move to provide $110 billion for Asian infrastructure projects.
The amount of Japanese funds, to be invested over five years, tops the expected $100 billion capitalization of the AIIB.
Jahangir Aziz, head of emerging market Asia economics at JPMorgan, said spending on infrastructure was a great idea on paper, but it was unclear how the AIIB or the New Development Bank, a lender promoted by China and other members of the BRICS group of nations, would be structured.
"We will have to wait for the actual structure of governance before we can see how successful these (institutions) will turn out to be," he said. "The proof of the pudding will be in the eating."
(Reporting by Karen Lema in MANILA and Manoj Kumar in NEW DELHI; additional reporting by Eveline Danubrata in JAKARTA, Aradhana Aravindan, Rujun Shen, Jongwoo Cheon and Saeed Azhar in SINGAPORE; Editing by Raju Gopalakrishnan)
英国在楼主手中又回光返照了
俺是来捞一分的。
英国果然挤入董事会。
从他起的作用来看，还是应该给的
从他起的作用来看，还是应该给的
印度出资110多亿，它出得起？
不是一下子就要这么多，初期资本金只要10%
不是一下子就要这么多，初期资本金只要10%
每年舍得砸几百亿军购，搞这个自然出手也不会太小
每年几百亿还真没有
每年几百亿还真没有
小丹尼 发表于 2015-5-23 20:11
英国果然挤入董事会。
应该是“果断”——搅屎棍果断挤入董事会
英国果然挤入董事会。
应该是“果断”——搅屎棍果断挤入董事会
到底真的假的
为什么对印度这么好？
廉价长工 发表于 2015-5-23 20:12
印度出资110多亿，它出得起？
庙，挖庙就有了
印度出资110多亿，它出得起？
庙，挖庙就有了