Giuseppe Sandro Mela.
2017-08-24.
«China’s largest state-owned commercial banks are raising billions to fund investment under Beijing’s “Belt and Road” drive»
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«China Construction Bank Corp (CCB), the country’s second-biggest bank by assets, has been conducting roadshows to raise at least 100 billion yuan ($15 billion) from onshore and offshore investors»
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«Top lender Industrial and Commercial Bank of China Ltd and third-ranked Agricultural Bank of China Ltd are also considering raising Belt and Road fu»
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«Bank of China (BOC), the smallest of the country’s “big four” lenders, aims to raise around 20 billion yuan»
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«Private spending on overseas mergers and acquisitions has since slumped in countries other than those targeted by the Belt and Road initiative, where investment for 2017 hit $33 billion this month … compared with $31 billion for all of 2016»
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«The fundraising follows government calls on financial institutions to develop overseas lending businesses, targeting a combined 300 billion yuan, to help connect China with old and new trading partners under an initiative modelled on the Silk Road»
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«Raising yuan, also known as renminbi, for overseas investment would also increase the currency’s use in global trade and further its internationalisation»
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«Because those Belt and Road countries have close economic and trade ties with China, after they receive our yuan funds, they can use renminbi to pay for Chinese goods, equipment and labour»
6 pensieri riguardo “Cina. Banche Cinesi e Belt and Road. Yuan come valuta internazionale.”
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