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Asian Development Bank President Takehiko Nakao resignsHe became the President of ADB on April 28, 2013.- India backs new sub-regional economic bloc, excluding PakGiven the hostilities between the two nuclear-armed neighbours, India is now seeking regional cooperation with fast-growing Asian countries.
- RBI fund transfer to push economy: Asian Development BankRBI’s central board had approved the transfer of a record Rs 1.76 lakh crore dividend and surplus reserves to the government.
- ADB projects India’s growth at 7.3% in 2018In his address at the 51st annual meeting of the ADB, Nakao said the multilateral lender is developing a 'Strategy 2030' which will renew i...
- GST important achievement but transitional challenges there: ADB president"GST is an important achievement of the government. There can be some transitional issues like filing of returns and its scrutiny," Nakao t...
- China-based AIIB no rival, can co-finance infra projects: ADB PresidentChina-headquartered AIIB was formed in 2015 and has 52 members while the Manila-based ADB has 50 years of lending experience and has 67 mem...
- ADB chief seeks to cooperate, not compete, with China-led OBOR, AIIBADB President Takehiko Nakao also said rising protectionism around the world was not yet hurting growth in developing Asia.
- Takehiko Nakao re-elected as Asian Development Bank presidentNakao was first elected as ADB president on April 28, 2013 to serve the three-and-half-years remaining term of his predecessor Haruhiko Kur...
- India lends support to strong Asian region growth: ADB president Takehiko NakaoNakao said Asian countries must maintain sound macroeconomic policies, invest more in infrastructure, human capital and technology.
- Strong Indian growth to push up Asian economy to 5.7%: ADBApart from India, Vietnam, Cambodia, Myanmar and Bangladesh are also keeping very robust growth, which will boost Asia's economy, said ADB.
- ADB to increase lending to India for infra upgradeMultilateral lending agency Asian Development Bank said it supports India's commitment to build more infrastructure and will increase its l...
- Asian Development Bank promises $600 million to help Nepal 'build back better'ADB pledged $600 million to help Nepal "build back better" after the devastating April 25 earthquake, which had resulted in huge loss of li...
- Asian Development Bank to increase India lending by 50% to $12 billion by 2018"ADB aims at increasing its sovereign and non-sovereign lending from the present $7 bn-$9 bn from 2015 to 2017 to $10 bn-$12 bn," President...
- PM Narendra Modi wants Asian Development Bank to take up railway sector, make 'impact'Modi invited Asian Development Bank to take up India's railway sector as priority and complete one transformational project which will "cre...
- Asian Development Bank planning to offer $7-$9 billion support to India: Takehiko NakaoBy abolishing red tape, setting deadlines and through better coordination between agencies, India can grow faster, says ADB president.
- ADB to provide up to $9 bn loan to India over 3 yearsBesides, the multilateral funding agency will provide around $30 million for technical assistance grants, especially for building instituti...
- India pitches for increase in Asian Development Bank's capital baseIndia today pitched for increase in the capital base of the Asian Development Bank to ensure it plays a bigger role in the development of t...
- Asian Development Bank to realign operations in Asia-Pacific to tackle povertyADB said it will continue to focus on infrastructure development as it plays a critical role in reducing poverty and promoting inclusive gr...
- Setting up BRICS bank not going to be easy: Takehiko Nakao"Setting up banking business is not easy as it involves finding new projects, financing them and then monitoring the use of these funds and...
- India to support Japan's candidate Takehiko Nakao for Asian Development Bank President postIndia today said it will support former Japanese Vice Finance Minister for International Affairs Takehiko Nakao for the post of ADB.
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