Application Form [Branch Opening]
Nation: United Federated States of Omega
Type of government: Semi-Democratic Federal Republic
[Optional]Economic policy: Open market capitalist
[Optional]Foreign policy: Non-isolationist, neutral
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by United Federated States of Omega » Tue May 09, 2017 9:32 pm
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by Hongkoen » Sat May 13, 2017 7:12 am
by Yohannes » Sun May 14, 2017 2:01 pm
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by Yohannes » Thu May 25, 2017 4:05 pm
Imperial Office of Foreign Investment [Establishment and Expansion]
[Translation: Yohannesian and Yohānnesi to English]
Ardenfontein, The Kingdom of Alexandria,
The Yohannesian Realms
18 May, Year of our Lord
To the Excellencies, Head of States and Governments of our commercial friends,
Kia Ora, Te āheitanga katoa, Takawaenga e whakahonoretia ana.
Under the authority of Her Majesty’s Parliamentary Fifty-Third Finance and Expenditure Committee have we - representing the Board of Governors and Shareholders of Parenga-Motu; the National Bank - published the following Annual Operational Returns for the Eighteenth of May and the Year of our Lord, including and considering up to the minute events pertaining to the Bank of Yohannes as agreed under binding contract to the governments, institutions, and subsidiaries operating within, of those nations to be included within the scope of our international operations.
Her Majesty's Government shall hereby release, to be made effective with the delivery of this officiated letter to your office, the amount of taxable returns, in NationStates Dollar or Universal Standard Dollar currency, proportional to the present commercial and investment presence of the Bank of Yohannes, hereby to be shortened as BoY, in your nation. For the sake of simplicity, this amount shall be proportional by the rate of ten to fifteen per cent of the total BoY commercial or investment presence in your nation. One good example is the Government of Lamoni, which shall receive the payment amount of 17.3 trillion in NationStates or Universal Standard Dollars currency, to be made effective with the declaration of this letter. That registered payment is proportional to the amount of primary, with secondary excluded for obvious reasons, sector investment funds and projects of BoY existing in Lamoni for the year of 2017, valued at $173.81 trillion in NationStates or Universal Standard Dollar currency. At current listing, the governments of over 400 nation states with BoY operations in their nation, shall receive the same type of monetary payment as that of Lamoni, with the amount of payment given proportional to the size of primary sector investment funds and projects of BoY existing in these nation states.
We would like to congratulate our commercial partners, and those nation states who are included or eligible for this monetary payment for the month of May, Year of our Lord. The majority of the envisaged monetary payment shall be made effective immediately to your good office, or for those governments wishing otherwise, under the alternative forms of Yohannesian Imperial Treasury Notes and Bonds.
We hope for the continuing prosperity of your nations, and ours, as the Bank of Yohannes enrich the local and regional economies of not just the nineteen countries, but also those of our commercial partners abroad.
Kia tau te rangimarie ki a koutou, kia kake tatou, te tokorua.
Yours sincerely,
The Hon Julius Frej Shriver
HM Minister of Foreign Affairs
Her Majesty Garnet til Alexandros, Queen of Alexandria by birth and Yohannesian Empress by princely election, do hereby submit, most humbly, before the Fifty-Third Parliament of Yohannes, before the Cabinet of Yohannes, and before the ambassadors, the consuls, and the minister plenipotentiaries of foreign nation states, the following contract henceforth and shall be named thereunto: The Constitution of the Bank of Yohannes.The Constitution of the Bank of Yohannes
As Reviewed and approved by the Board of Governors
Article I - The Out of Character and In Character Natures of the Constitution
Article II - The Historical Background Leading to the Constitution
Article III - The Freedom of Speech of Nation States Players in this Storefront Thread
Article IV - The Freeform, Open Story, Non-Binding Nature of the Bank of Yohannes
Article V - The Out of Character and In Character Rights of Participants in this Storefront Thread
Article VI - The Neutrality of the Nation State Yohannes with participants in this Storefront Thread
Article VII - The Out of Character and In Character Superimposition upon the Owner of Yohannes to Never Again Declare War or Use Indirect Economic Aggression as Tools of Diplomacy
Article VIII - The Out of Character and In Character Abolition of the Yohannesian Navy, Whether it be Commonwealth, Imperial, or Royal
Article IX - The Out of Character and In Character Abolition of the Yohannesian Army, Whether it be Commonwealth, Imperial, or Royal
Article X - The Out of Character and In Character Abolition of the Yohannesian Air Force, Whether it be Commonwealth, Imperial, or Royal
Article XI - The Binding Out of Character Nature of the Above Non Military Superimposition Over Any Previous In Character Canon to Ensure a Truly Neutral and Peaceful Yohannes
Article I - The Out of Character and In Character Natures of the Constitution
(I) The Constitution of the Bank of Yohannes, being shortened as 'this constitution' from here on, is primarily a contract, explained in out of character and in character, and to be applied in condition in out of character and in character by nature, from the owner of the nation state Yohannes, and thus creator of the Bank of Yohannes roleplayed concept in the storytelling game and forums of NationStates, to participants of this thread.
(II) This constitution is secondly a promise, explained in out of character and in character, and to be applied in condition in out of character and in character natures, from the owner of the nation state Yohannes, and thus creator of the Bank of Yohannes roleplayed concept in the storytelling game and forums of NationStates, to observers of this thread.
(III) This constitution is thirdly a contract, from the owner of the nation state Yohannes, to participants and observers of this thread, that the importance of in character promises and storytelled, or roleplayed, details, such as the creation of wealth, industry, jobs, and other things in character by nature, in foreign nation states connecting their economies with Yohannes and the Bank of Yohannes, shall not be erased, or overrided, or deleted, or retconned, or be negatively affected because of any possible Out of Character disagreement, predisposition, or feeling, of the owner of this bank storefront towards participants, and observers, connecting their economies, or the realities of their nation state economic existence, with Yohannes and this bank concept.
(IV) This constitution is fourthly a guarantee, with a second owner, or 'guardian' co-owner, to be placed in charge of the NationState account of Yohannes, so that preventive or retroactive actions can be taken, in case of destabilising conduct, or actions, by the other owner of the Yohannes account, which may endanger, or threaten, the existence of this constitution, or unconstitutionally and most illegally altered the wordings of this constitution. Thus, the Out of Character and In Character Sanctity of this constitution shall be protected, and thus the security and in character assets, interests, piece of wealth, jobs, economic benefits, or other In Character or Out of Character interests of participants and voluntary observers connecting their economies with Yohannes and the Bank of Yohannes concept, shall be safeguarded.
(V) That in conclusion, the above Sanctified Rules shall be superimposed, and be forced, upon the nation state of Yohannes from the Out of Character date of, the 26th of May, the day of Friday, and the year of 2017, in Wellington, New Zealand.
Article II - The Historical Background Leading to the Constitution
(I) Recording, for the purpose of future interests of NationStates observers, that the concept of the Bank of Yohannes was founded in the Out of Character date of, the 12th of October, the day of Thursday, and the year of 2010, in Wellington, New Zealand.
(II) Noting that this bank concept was founded in full thank you to the existence of a previous bank concept, by the name of Freidlichen, made by the owner of the honourable nation state 'Leistung', and another previous bank concept, by the name of Eagle Incorporated, made by the owner of the honourable nation state 'New Azura', prior to the founding date of this storytelled bank concept in NationStates.
(III) Further noting that this bank concept departed from the bank concepts of Freidlichen and Eagle Incorporated, thus inventing from the start of Financial Services & Banking storefront storytelled concept in the Global Economics & Trade forum of NationStates, the system of applications, the system of replying by specifically worded letters to customers, the system of expanding storytelled bank concept in NationStates to not just personal wealth, gold reserve, and personal ordinary cheque and savings accounts, but also the establishment of actual roleplayed and storytelled investments, direct or passive, in foreign nation states and commercial partners of the nation Yohannes, and the complete and full integration, or immersion, of this storytelled concept to encompass not just the traditional Global Economics & Trade section, but also the field of NationStates diplomacy and international incidents or affairs.
(IV) Concluding that, as the oldest economic institution and bank concept of its kind in NationStates, and as the founder of the present financial services & banking storefront concept as seen in NationStates, as described above, which are used by every single owner of other banking storefront concepts in NationStates at present, and to the distant future, the Bank of Yohannes represents the interests of many other honourable nation states, storytelling or roleplaying in the national and international diplomacy game of NationStates.
(V) Affirming the following to be true:
1. The owner of the nation state of Yohannes has so far neglected the interests of many other honourable nation states having interests connected with the financial services and banking concept of the Bank of Yohannes, as it was originally envisioned in the month of December, the year of 2010.
2. The owner of the nation state of Yohannes has, gradually since the year of 2010, departed from the original purpose of creating this bank concept in NationStates, from that of Neutral Diplomacy, and the peaceful creation of wealth, irrespective of Out of Character or In Character biases, in the storytelling realms of NationStates, and thus;
3. The owner of the nation state of Yohannes has failed to uphold the sanctity of this banking concept, which was founded in 2010 for the benefits of not just the owner but most importantly other friendly participants and neutral observers of the institution.
(VI) Hereby adding into the superimposition and limitation described in Article I above, the following articles:
Article III - The Freedom of Speech of Nation States Players in this Storefront Thread
(I) This constitution guarantees the rights of speech of participants, of this bank institutional concept. This includes the right, to criticise the owner of the nation state of Yohannes, hereby to be shortened as the 'owner', openly in this thread, in Out of Character or In Character, in full view of every other players of the NationStates international communities, for the purpose of open, uncensored, freedom of speech, and the continuing goal of ensuring this banking concept shall be fair and equitable to everyone, and shall never be a corrupt one.
(II) This constitution guarantees the rights of speech of observers, of this bank institutional concept. This includes the right, to criticise the owner, openly in this thread, in Out of Character or In Character, in full view of every other players of the NationStates international communities, for the purpose of open, uncensored, freedom of speech, and the continuing goal of ensuring this banking concept shall be fair and equitable to everyone, and shall never be a corrupt one.
(III) That in conclusion, the above shall be made into reality by the posting date of this constitution, and that any further addition to this article may be made to preserve the sanctity of this constitution, or further the goal of distancing the Bank of Yohannes concept from Out of Character corruption, or In Character exploitation for the benefit of the owner.
Article IV - The Freeform, Open Story, Non-Binding Nature of the Bank of Yohannes
(I) This constitution shall hereby superimpose into written and recorded purpose, the Freeform, Open Story, Non-Binding Nature of the Bank of Yohannes.
(II) This constitution shall primarily, hereby, carefully, defined: 'Freeform', meaning the owner of this bank concept shall never be able to, or can not, or are restricted from, imposing, or forcing, or pushing for, the existence of certain storylines, or canon, or details, no matter how minor or insignificant it may be, relating to the Bank of Yohannes, upon participants or observers of this bank concept in the National & International Diplomacy game of NationStates, that are personally disagreeing with the forementioned details.
(III) This constitution shall secondly, hereby, carefully, defined: 'Open Story', meaning that of open-book, open-ended storyline, flexible, non-binding in Out of Character nature; that participants and observers of this banking concept are free to delete, to retcon, to disapprove of, to reject, or to shove aside, things connected to this banking concept in the National & International Diplomacy game of NationStates, as far as the interests of storyline progression of their individual, roleplayed nation states are concerned.
(IV) This constitution shall thirdly, hereby, carefully, defined 'Non-Binding', meaning that any Out of Character demands, or wishes, or inclinations, or wants, of participants and observers of this banking institution in the National & International Diplomacy game of NationStates, shall override, in importance, over that of any In Character canon, in so far as it may relate to their In Character history with the Bank of Yohannes, and the nation state of Yohannes.
(V) That in conclusion, the above shall be made into reality by the posting date of this constitution, and that any further addition to this article may be made to preserve the sanctity of this constitution, or further the goal of distancing the Bank of Yohannes concept from Out of Character corruption, or In Character exploitation for the benefit of the owner.
Article V - The Out of Character and In Character Rights of Participants in this Storefront Thread
(I) This constitution guarantees the inviolable rights of Participants in this storefront thread. For the purpose of this article, 'Participants' shall include those posting in this thread, acknowledging certain In Character connections, whether they be diplomatic or commercial, with the nation state of Yohannes, and thus the Bank of Yohannes.
(II) This constitution ensures that the wants of participants are met as priority, before the wants of the owner of the nation state account of Yohanes, or Observers to this institution, with the definition of 'Observers' to include those acknowledging the In Character existence of the nation state of Yohannes, and thus the Bank of Yohannes, but having the position, explicitly or otherwise, that there are no existing In Character connections between their nation states and that of Yohannes, or the Bank of Yohannes.
(III) That in conclusion, the above shall be made into reality by the posting date of this constitution, and that any further addition to this article may be made to preserve the sanctity of this constitution, or further the goal of distancing the Bank of Yohannes concept from Out of Character corruption, or In Character exploitation for the benefit of the owner.
Article VI - The Neutrality of the Nation State Yohannes with Participants of this financial services and banking concept in NationStates
(I) This constitution shall hereby superimpose into written and recorded purpose, the Neutrality, whether it be Out of Character or In Character, of the Nation State Yohannes with participants of this financial services and banking concept in NationStates.
(II) This article shall primarily, hereby, carefully, defined: 'Out of Character', meaning the owner of this bank concept shall never be able to, or can not, or are restricted from, voicing, or communicating, or influencing, their opinion, whether explicit or otherwise, to Participants of this financial services and banking concept in NationStates. The scope of this line includes how Participants are running their nation states in the National and International Diplomacy game of NationStates, with one example such as whether their nation state is being played in a realistic manner or not. This constitution shall see to it such things as that one example are none of the business of the owner of this bank concept.
(III)
(IV) This article shall secondly, hereby, carefully, defined 'Participants' as identical to the definition of 'Participant' described under Article V, Line I, above.
by Imperial Ame Ran » Thu May 25, 2017 4:35 pm
by Yohannes » Fri May 26, 2017 1:28 am
Ximea wrote:
Bank of Yohannes I Parenga-Motu
Parliament Square, Te Whanganui-a-Tara
BY9 1008, Alexandria, YohannesContact Us
Customer Service0800 117 7442
From Overseas+585 53381717
__________________________________
Re: National registration
Mr Raymond McMullen
The Bio-Sciences Division
The Ministry of Science of Ximea
As reviewed and approved before the
Fifty-Third Parliament of Yohannes
5 May, Year of our Lord
To Mr Raymond McMullen, in full representation, Director of the Bio-sciences Division
Kia Ora, Te āheitanga katoa, Takawaenga e whakahonoretia ana. Thank you for your letter, dated 28 October, Year of our Lord, and the following application submitted by your representative, addressed to Ms Kayla Syrén-Williams, Financial Advisory Councillor of the International Private Banking Office. I am writing as the official aide dealing on behalf of Ms Syrén-Williams.
I am of the understanding, written for official purpose, that Ms Syrén-Williams fully sympathises with your concern regarding possible instability, political or otherwise, in Ximea. In this she is fully supported by the Right Honourable Sir Matthew Alexander Gilligan, Chairman of the Bank of Yohannes, who have personally intervened on behalf of the Ximean plenipotentiary in Yohannes, to officiate the existence of the following account as recorded, 'Bio-Sciences Division of the Ministry of Science', number 417.
As reviewed and approved before the Fifty-Third Parliament of Her Majesty, the International Private Banking Office shall hereby officiate the following particulars:
Account Number 417 - Particulars Required for Confidential Record Keeping
The foreign investors of Ximean and Yohannesian origins concerned, represented on behalf of the institutions, the Ministry of Science of Ximea, and the Bank of Yohannes, shall submit and officiate the following particulars for confidential record keeping purpose, in full accordance with the authorities concerned, in Ximea and in Yohannes, and in full faith with Article I and Article IV of the Constitution of the Bank of Yohannes, henceforth:I. Title of parent account: Account 417 IPBD High Security Ximea
The foreign investors of Ximean and Yohannesian origins concerned, shall see to it that, at the very least, 75 per cent of fund available for circulation, of those currency value set aside for investment purpose from net assets directly or indirectly linked with the number account, be distributed for the purpose of biotechnology, whether direct or passive in route; included such as, genetic engineering, research and development of genes, tertiary healthcare, and commercial agricultural research, with primary nation of investment destination that of Ximea, and secondly Yohannes and nations of the Greater Dienstad region, and finally that nation of reputable economic history in any of biographically well detailed regions.
II. Title of investment institution: Sacred Heart Ximea Biotechnology Agglomerated Fund
III. Economic reach: Biotechnology distribution, R&D and logistics; Geophysics R&D; hereunto placeholder of future activity
IV. Investment advisor: Ms Kayla Syrén-Williams
V. Primary advisory institution: United Investment Corporation
VI. Foundation: the Twenty-Sixth of May, Year of our Lord
VII. Foundation currency: 731,000,000.00; in NationStates Dollar [NSD] or Universal Standard Dollar [USD]
A. Exchange institution: Stock Exchanges of: Ximea, Yohannes, and hereunto placeholder of future listing
B. Foundation volume: 38,053.00
C. Registered expense ratio: 2.1%
IX. Recirculation ratio: High security, cash concentrated, very conservative
X. Profit distribution: annual profit given to host nation Ximea, quarterly published
I would like to close this letter with the following words: thank you for the time of your representative during our long private negotiation, and for the trust you have for the Bank of Yohannes. We hope for the continuing prosperity of your nation, and ours, as the Bank of Yohannes enrich the local and regional economies of not just the nineteen countries, but also those of our commercial partners abroad.
Kia tau te rangimarie ki a koutou, kia kake tatou, te tokorua.
Yours sincerely,
Erika Brigitta Hansdotter
Official Aide to Councillor of Financial Advisory
The Bank of Yohannes
by Yohannes » Fri May 26, 2017 5:18 am
Zjaum wrote:Application Form [Branch Opening]
Nation: Principality of Zjaum
Type of government: Min-cap Monarchy
[Optional]Economic policy: Free trade, unshackled corporations, incredibly limited government.
[Optional]Foreign policy: So long as financial interaction with you brings us more money than just taking your land, we have business. Imperialism isn't bad, so long as both sides benefit.
Bank of Yohannes I Parenga-Motu
Parliament Square, Te Whanganui-a-Tara
BY9 1008, Alexandria, YohannesContact Us
Customer Service0800 117 7442
From Overseas+585 53381717
__________________________________
Re: National foundation
The Hon Minister Plenipotentiary
The Office of Foreign Relations
The Government of Zjaum
As reviewed and approved before the
Fifty-Third Parliament of Yohannes
5 May, Year of our Lord
To the Minister Plenipotentiary, in full representation, the Government of Zjaum,
Kia Ora, Te āheitanga katoa, Takawaenga e whakahonoretia ana. Thank you for your letter, dated the 29th of November, Year of our Lord, in which you expressed the resolute commitment of your government regarding institutional presence of the Bank of Yohannes in Zjaum, to the office of Ms Alice Katyamula-Halstenfortein, Foundation Operation Councillor of the Multiregional Operation Office. I am writing as the official aide dealing on behalf of Ms Katyamula-Halstenfortein.
Zjaum and Ugo-yt merchants are known for their enterprises; of free, of unrestricted, and of completely adaptable nature, like Zjaum, the Sovereign King, and His Majesty's subjects, and in this Ms Katyamula-Halstenfortein and the Board of Governors are sure. The discussion, though long it may be, between representatives of your government and our institution, has in so far as Ms Katyamula-Halstenfortein is concerned, produced good understanding, and of what it takes in commercial bilateral terms, to ensure that your government and our institution can assist one another in producing the best outcome for Zjaum. I find that your description of mutual commercial partnership, during our meeting, to be fair; 'that shall the Bank of Yohannes produce under its presence, the admittedly very small number of investment projects and commercial operations in Zjaum, nevertheless contribution has been made for her people, no matter how insignificant that contribution may be.'
Her Majesty's Fifty-Third Parliamentary Select Committee on Foreign Investment has instructed that that shall be made into reality, further taken into account, and in good faith, and reverence, to His Majesty the King. I am therefore instructed with informing your good office that our institutional network of businesses in Zjaum has been officiated, after a brief voting session this morning by the members of parliament representing Her Majesty's electorates. In full faith of, and listed in particular, under Article I and Article III, of the Constitution of the Bank of Yohannes, the commercial existence and businesses of our agglomerated products, subsidiary activities, or cross-border partnership passive activities in Zjaum shall benefit her local and regional economies - from ensuring good standard of local and regional employment opportunities, to the resulting indirect flow of wealth for the extended community. Through our international banking and investment operation, the Bank of Yohannes and its subsidiaries offer a comprehensive service.
As reviewed and approved before the Fifty-Third Parliament of Her Majesty, the Multiregional Operation Office shall hereby officiate the following particulars:1. The Bank of Yohannes and the officiated bank(s) of the Government of Zjaum, private or otherwise in nature, shall co-operate commercially, acting in equal cross border partnership.
In full faith of your government and in reverence to His Majesty the King of Zjaum, the above shall be made into reality by the posting date of this letter, and that any further addition to the above particulars may be made to preserve the sanctity of this agreement, or further the goal of supporting the local and regional economies of Zjaum, for her people. In this, authority of ultimate, binding nature shall rest on your laurels.
2. The Bank of Yohannes patrons shall be able to access the services of the banking institution(s) officiated by the Government of Zjaum, as they would with Bank of Yohannes branches, subdiaries, or equal partners, and vice versa.
3. A regulated, minimum set of fees or penalties, or possibly the non existence of fees, shall be made into reality during the above transactions, except under circumstances identified and listed in particular by the laws and regulations of both nation states.
4. An aggregated volume of ten to twenty-eight per cent of all primary financial profit coming from any direct subsidiaries of our corporate institution and investment group, shall be registered under the name of the Government of the nation state Zjaum, under the jurisdiction of the aforesaid nation, for the benefit of her people.
5. The Bank of Yohannes shall abide by your domestic corporation and business tax rate, regulations, local or regional, under council authority or national, and that binding reality shall be extended for eternity, in so far as this contract shall exist, in good faith of Article III of the Constitution of the Bank of Yohannes.
6. Our branches will be established in your preferred registered locations, as discussed privately between representatives of your government and the Bank of Yohannes, and that binding nature shall only be deleted by the express wish, and full sovereign authority, of your government.
7. The Bank of Yohannes will be eligible to use your officially accredited institutional services and produce instruments of finance, trade, and commerce through these institutions within the boundary of Zjaum.
Kia tau te rangimarie ki a koutou, kia kake tatou, te tokorua.
In the meantime, and in possible future correspondence, I remain,
Yours faithfully,
Laura Wellsfontein de Claude
Official Aide to Councillor of Foundation Operation Office
The Bank of Yohannes
by Yohannes » Fri May 26, 2017 6:13 pm
Zjaum wrote:Application Form [Account Creation]
Which one you are [tick one]? Agency [], Alliance [], Business [], Government [], Individual [], Organisation [X]
Official name on record: Joint account: Lido-wa Corporate Sovereignty, Loa-toi Venture Capital
Official nation of origin: Principality of Zjaum
Type of account [tick one]:
Standard [] Executive [X] Cash Fund [X] High Security [] Green Future [] Next Generation [] Gold Bullion []
Initial deposit [US$/gold/assets/etc.]: $43,046,721:
- $10,000,000 put into the cash fund account, with the $950,000 opening fee, allocated towards the Cash Fund Account.
- The rest placed into a High Security Account.
Do you want us to invest the money nationally? No preference; do what you will.
Do you want us to invest the money overseas? No preference; do what you will.
[Optional]If stated as YES, how do you want us to invest your money? In what way? If crime preventative measures could be invested in, that would be preferable.
Bank of Yohannes I Parenga-Motu
Parliament Square, Te Whanganui-a-Tara
BY9 1008, Alexandria, YohannesContact Us
Customer Service0800 117 7442
From Overseas+585 53381717
__________________________________
Re: IPB account registration
The Executive Assistant
Office of Foreign Investment
Lido-wa Corporate Sovereignty
Loa-toi Venture Capital
As reviewed and approved before the
Fifty-Third Parliament of Yohannes
5 May, Year of our Lord
Addressed for the rightful assistant to corporate affairs executive, in full representation, Lido-wa Corporate Sovereignty and Loa-toi Venture Capital,
Kia Ora, Te āheitanga katoa, Takawaenga e whakahonoretia ana. Thank you for your letter, dated 29 November, of past Year of our Lord, and the following application submitted by your representative, addressed to Ms Kayla Syrén-Williams, Financial Advisory Councillor of the International Private Banking Office. I am writing as the official aide dealing on behalf of Ms Syrén-Williams.
It was great to have your participation in our three days of negotiation and following private meeting last week. The Right Honourable Sir Matthew Alexander Gilligan, Chairman of the Bank of Yohannes, and Ms Kayla Syrén-Williams were very encouraged by the firm expectations voiced, and requirements that must be met by us regarding the registration of an International Private Banking account for Lido-wa Corporate Sovereignty and Loa-toi Venture Capital. Finally, the political support we received from the office of the Zjaum Minister Plenipotentiary in Yohannes meant that Her Majesty's Parliamentary Select Committee on Foreign Investment were able to officiate, without hesitation, the existence of the following account as recorded, 'Joint account: Lido-wa Corporate Sovereignty, Loa-toi Venture Capital', number 418.
As reviewed and approved before the Fifty-Third Parliament of Her Majesty, the International Private Banking Office shall hereby officiate the following particulars:
Account Number 418 - Particulars Required for Confidential Record Keeping
The foreign investors of Zjaum and Yohannesian origins concerned, represented on behalf of the institutions, Lido-wa Corporate Sovereignty, Loa-toi Venture Capital, and the Bank of Yohannes, shall submit and officiate the following particulars for confidential record keeping purpose, in full accordance with the authorities concerned, in Zjaum and in Yohannes, and in full faith with Article I and Article IV of the Constitution of the Bank of Yohannes, henceforth:I. Title of parent account: Account 418 IPBD Executive Cash Fund Zjaum
The foreign investors of Zjaum and Yohannesian origins concerned, shall see to it that, at the very least, 61 per cent of fund available for circulation, of those currency value set aside for investment purpose from net assets directly or indirectly linked with the number account, be distributed for the purpose of law enforcement sector, whether direct or passive in route; included such as, human resource and training, institution of education expansion, personal equipment distribution and production, and bio-engineering research and development, with primary nation of investment destination that of Zjaum, and secondly Yohannes and nations of the Greater Dienstad region, and finally that overseas nation, out of many, of reputable economic history in any of biographically well detailed regions.
II. Title of investment institution: Industrial for Community Zjaum Law Enforcement Agglomerated Fund
III. Economic reach: Law enforcement distribution, equipment production, human resource and training, bio-engineering research and development; hereunto placeholder of future activity
IV. Investment advisor: Ms Kayla Syrén-Williams
V. Primary advisory institution: Liberty International Banking Corporation
VI. Foundation: the Twenty-Eight of November, Year of our Lord
VII. Foundation currency: 43,046,721.00; in NationStates Dollar [NSD] or Universal Standard Dollar [USD]
A. Exchange institution: Stock Exchanges of: Zjaum, Yohannes, and hereunto placeholder of future listing
B. Foundation volume: 2,841,000.00
C. Registered expense ratio: 1.3%
IX. Recirculation ratio: Executive, Cash Fund, passive concentrated, direct as secondary, mid-growth
X. Profit distribution: annual profit given to host institutions in Zjaum, quarterly published
I want to make sure we in the Bank of Yohannes do all we can to meet your expectation, and do better still in the future. So if you have feedback on any issues in the future, do let us know. Our advisory representative in your office, Ms Charlotta Åkerlund [ CharlottaAk/erlund27@ipb.gov.yo ], will remain as lead point to you for the purpose of contact here, and will follow up with you regarding specific data set of your account, with any relevant secondary product statistics attached for your convenience.
I want to close this letter with the following words: thank you for your time during our long private negotiation, and finally, I thank you for the trust you have for the Bank of Yohannes. We hope for the continuing prosperity of your nation, and ours, as the Bank of Yohannes enrich the local and regional economies of not just the nineteen countries, but also those of our commercial partners abroad, at your behest.
Kia tau te rangimarie ki a koutou, kia kake tatou, te tokorua.
Yours faithfully,
Erika Brigitta Hansdotter
Official Aide to Councillor of Financial Advisory
The Bank of Yohannes
by Yohannes » Fri May 26, 2017 9:26 pm
Skvelsia wrote:Application Form [Account Creation]
Which one you are [tick one]? Agency [], Alliance [], Business [], Government [x], Individual [], Organisation []
Official name on record: Federal Government of Skvelsia
Official nation of origin: Federal Republic of Skvelsia
Type of account [tick one]:
Standard [] Executive [x] Cash Fund [] High Security [] Green Future [] Next Generation [] Gold Bullion []
Initial deposit [US$/gold/assets/etc.]: $20,000,000.00
Do you want us to invest the money nationally? Yes
Do you want us to invest the money overseas? Yes
[Optional]If stated as YES, how do you want us to invest your money? In what way? Defense, Arms Manufacturing
Bank of Yohannes I Parenga-Motu
Parliament Square, Te Whanganui-a-Tara
BY9 1008, Alexandria, YohannesContact Us
Customer Service0800 117 7442
From Overseas+585 53381717
__________________________________
Re: IPB account registration
The Excellent Minister Plenipotentiary
Embassy of Skvelsia in Yohannes
Federal Government of Skvelsia
As reviewed and approved before the
Fifty-Third Parliament of Yohannes
5 May, Year of our Lord
Addressed to the Excellency, Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary in Yohannes, in full representation, the Federal Government of Skvelsia,
Kia Ora, Te āheitanga katoa, Takawaenga e whakahonoretia ana. Thank you for your letter, dated 02 December, past Year of our Lord, and the following application submitted by your embassy, addressed to Ms Kayla Syrén-Williams, Financial Advisory Councillor of the International Private Banking Office. I am writing as the official aide dealing on behalf of Ms Williams.
I am pleased to inform you that the additional set of conditions your office attached three days ago has been accepted by Ms Williams. The specific details regarding extra management positions to be reserved for only locals, and if not possible, to be set aside for locals currently studying abroad, has been met with complete agreement by the officers of the International Private Banking Office. I take this opportunity to thank your delegates' participation in our, sometimes tense, two days of negotiation and following private meeting two weeks ago.
Secondly, the Right Honourable Sir Matthew Alexander Gilligan, Chairman of the Bank of Yohannes, and Ms Williams herself were satisfied by the conciliatory message of your government, regarding periodic imposition of Skvelsian Federal agents in our branches, which for the purpose of this letter shall include those of not just actual sites of businesses, but also sites of projects affiliated with our investment funds in Skvelsia, and other such things as secondary offices of subsidiary partner and cross-border equal partner institutions in Skvelsia. As agreed under the mutual agreement of our long discussion, however, you are adviced that the office of your embassy must provide a summarised report for each such inspection happening by date. This is, as your good office would understand, to preserve the record of diplomatic good will and clean neutrality of your government, in the eyes of Yohannesian media and populace. One of many inconveniences attached with the responsible governing of a truly democratic society, as I am sure you would agree.
I am also writing this to inform your good office that Sir Gilligan has seen to it that the tabling of documents, regarding the registration of an International Private Banking account for the Federal Government of Skvelsia, has been discussed, reviewed and voted on by the parliament. This morning, Her Majesty's Parliamentary Select Committee on Foreign Investment and the members of parliament concerned were able to officiate, without hesitation, the existence of the following account as recorded, 'Federal Government of Skvelsia', number 419.
As reviewed and approved before the Fifty-Third Parliament of Her Majesty, the International Private Banking Office shall hereby officiate the following particulars:
Account Number 419 - Particulars Required for Confidential Record Keeping
The foreign investors of Skvelsian and Yohannesian origins concerned, represented on behalf of the institutions, the Federal Bank of Skvelsia and the Bank of Yohannes, shall submit and officiate the following particulars for confidential record keeping purpose, in full accordance with the authorities concerned, in Skvelsia and in Yohannes, and in full faith with Article I and Article IV of the Constitution of the Bank of Yohannes, henceforth:I. Title of parent account: Account 419 IPBD Executive Federal Government of Skvelsia
The foreign investors of Skvelsian and Yohannesian origins concerned, shall see to it that, at the very least, 63 per cent of fund available for circulation, of those currency value set aside for investment purpose from net assets directly or indirectly linked with the number account, be distributed for the purpose of armaments sector, whether direct or passive in route, for the purpose of Skvelsian self-defence, and not that of aggression; included such as, the manufacturing and distribution of weapons and military technology, commercial or otherwise; engineering production, facility expansion, domestic labour training and institutional funding, research and development, with primary nation of investment destination that of Skvelsia, and secondly Yohannes and nations of the Greater Dienstad region, and finally that overseas nation, out of many, of reputable economic history in any of biographically well detailed regions.
II. Title of investment institution: Armaments for Security Skvelsia Agglomerated Fund
III. Economic reach: Arms manufacturing sector; the manufacturing and distribution of weapons and military technology, commercial or otherwise; engineering production, facility expansion, domestic labour training and institutional funding, research and development; hereunto placeholder of future activity
IV. Investment advisor: Ms Kayla Syrén-Williams
V. Primary advisory institution: Skvelsia Industrial Bank
VI. Foundation: the Fifth of May, Year of our Lord
VII. Foundation currency: 20,000,000,000.00; in NationStates Dollar [NS$], Universal Standard Dollar [US$], equal value in Quertz russling [¥]
A. Exchange institution: Stock Exchanges and instrument markets of: Skvelsia, Yohannes, and hereunto placeholder of future listing
B. Foundation volume: 7,930,000.00
C. Registered expense ratio: 1.9%
VIII. Recirculation ratio: Executive, passive concentrated, direct as secondary, high-growth
IX. Profit distribution: annual profit given to host institutions in Skvelsia, quarterly published
I want to make sure we in the Bank of Yohannes do all we can to meet the expectation of your office, and do better still in the future. So if you have feedback on any issues in the future, do let us know. Our advisory representative in your embassy, Ms Erica van Ardenfontein [ Ericavananderfontein2@ipb.gov.yo ], will remain as lead point to you for the purpose of contact here, and will follow up with you regarding specific data set of your account, with any relevant secondary product statistics attached for convenience.
I want to close this letter with the following words to the lead negotiator of your office: thank you for your time during our long private meeting, and thank you for the trust you have for the Bank of Yohannes. We hope for the continuing prosperity of your nation, and ours, as the Bank of Yohannes enrich the local and regional economies of not just the nineteen countries, but also those of our commercial partners abroad, at your behest.
Kia tau te rangimarie ki a koutou, kia kake tatou, te tokorua.
Yours sincerely,
Erika Brigitta Hansdotter
Official Aide to Councillor of Financial Advisory
The Bank of Yohannes
by Yohannes » Sat May 27, 2017 12:25 am
Dou Boux wrote:Application Form [Account Creation]
Which one you are [tick one]? Agency [], Alliance [], Business [x], Government [], Individual [], Organisation []
Official name on record: The Hamilton Holdings Group, LLC (http://www.hamiltonholdings.db)
Official nation of origin: Dou Boux
Type of account [tick one]:
Standard [] Executive [] Cash Fund [x] High Security [] Green Future [] Next Generation [] Gold Bullion []
Initial deposit [US$/gold/assets/etc.]: NS$15 billion (cash)
Do you want us to invest the money nationally? NO
Do you want us to invest the money overseas? YES
[Optional]If stated as YES, how do you want us to invest your money? In what way? Extraction of Minerals (gold, platinum, oil), Securities Trading, Information Technology, Software
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Re: IPB account registration
Sir Charles Arthur Hamilton
Founder and Chairman
The Hamilton Holdings Group
As reviewed and approved before the
Fifty-Third Parliament of Yohannes
5 May, Year of our Lord
To the Honourable Sir Charles Arthur Hamilton, Founder and Chairman, the Hamilton Holdings Group,
Kia Ora, Te āheitanga katoa, Takawaenga e whakahonoretia ana. Thank you for your letter, dated 17 December, past Year of our Lord, and the following application submitted by your representative, addressed to Ms Kayla Syrén-Williams, Financial Advisory Councillor of the International Private Banking Office. I am writing as the official aide dealing on behalf of Ms Williams.
I am of the understanding, written for official purpose, that Ms Syrén-Williams has noted and accepted accordingly your primary requirement regarding fund allocation in the direction of Greater Dienstadi regional natural resources extraction and management sector. During private meeting and negotiation with your representative, concerns were also raised regarding the possible lack of diversification of HHG related investment funds in our institution, and we have come to understand that the allocation of more capital for resource extraction and processing exchange traded funds must be made. Whilst Ms Williams personally disagreed with this move, she has seen to its realisation since then.
In this she was wrong, and your decision was the wiser one, as she would like for me to inform you. The situation concerning current exchange traded funds in Yohannes is fairly flexible, in terms of room for growth versus risk. Further, the natural resources extraction and processing sector in the region of Greater Dienstad is currently good, if not relatively booming, in comparison to the past three decades. The Right Honourable Sir Matthew Alexander Gilligan, Chairman of the Bank of Yohannes, and Ms Kayla Syrén-Williams had seen to it that the registration of your International Private Banking account were officiated under the supervision of parliamentary select committee this morning. I am happy to inform you that thus, the existence of the following account as recorded, 'The Hamilton Holdings Group, LLC', number 420, has been made into reality.
As reviewed and approved before the Fifty-Third Parliament of Her Majesty, the International Private Banking Office shall hereby officiate the following particulars:
Account Number 420 - Particulars Required for Confidential Record Keeping
The foreign investors of Dou Bouxian and Yohannesian origins concerned, represented on behalf of the institutions, the Hamilton Holdings Group, and the Bank of Yohannes, shall submit and officiate the following particulars for confidential record keeping purpose, in full accordance with the authorities concerned, in Dou Boux and in Yohannes, and in full faith with Article I and Article IV of the Constitution of the Bank of Yohannes, henceforth:I. Title of parent account: Account 420 IPBD Cash Fund Hamilton Holdings Group
The foreign investors of Dou Bouxian and Yohannesian origins concerned, shall see to it that, at the very least, 53 per cent of fund available for circulation, of those currency value set aside for investment purpose from net assets directly or indirectly linked with the number account, be distributed for the purpose of overseas natural resources extraction, processing and management, whether direct or passive in route; including but not limited to the extraction and processing of coal, metallic ores, sands, gravels and oil shale, sustainable logging of farmed trees, and the drilling of oil and gas, facility expansion, domestic labour training and institutional funding, research and development, with primary nation of investment destination that of Dou Boux, and secondly Yohannes and nations of the Greater Dienstad region, and finally that overseas nation, out of many, of reputable economic history in any of biographically well detailed regions.
II. Title of investment institution: HHG Resource and Miscellaneous Agglomerated Funds
III. Economic reach: Natural resources extraction and management; the extraction and processing of coal, metallic ores, sands, gravels and oil shale, sustainable logging of farmed trees, and the drilling of oil and gas, facility expansion, domestic labour training and institutional funding, research and development; hereunto placeholder of future activity
IV. Investment advisor: Ms Kayla Syrén-Williams
V. Primary advisory institution: Dou Boux Yohannes Cooperative Bank
VI. Foundation: the Fifth of May, Year of our Lord
VII. Foundation currency: 15,000,000,000.00; in NationStates Dollar [NS$], Universal Standard Dollar [US$], equal value in Quertz russling [¥]
A. Exchange institution: Stock Exchanges and instrument markets of: Dou Boux, Yohannes, Greater Dienstad, and hereunto placeholder of future listing
B. Foundation volume: 13,100,000.00
C. Registered expense ratio: 1.1%
VIII. Recirculation ratio: Cash Fund, passive concentrated, direct as secondary, sector diversified, mid-growth
IX. Profit distribution: annual profit given to host institutions in Dou Boux, quarterly published
I want to make sure we in the Bank of Yohannes do all we can to meet your expectation, and do better still in the future. So if you have feedback on any issues in the future, do let us know. Our advisory representative in your institution, Ms Ålienna Greta Bernadétté [ AliennaBernadette@ipb.gov.yo ], will remain as lead point to you for the purpose of contact here, and will follow up with you regarding specific data set of your account, with any relevant secondary product statistics attached for convenience.
I want to close this letter with the following words: thank you for your time and patience during our meeting, and thank you for the trust you have for the Bank of Yohannes. We hope for the continuing prosperity of your nation, and ours, as the Bank of Yohannes enrich the local and regional economies of not just the nineteen countries, but also those of our commercial partners abroad, at your behest.
Kia tau te rangimarie ki a koutou, kia kake tatou, te tokorua.
Yours sincerely,
Erika Brigitta Hansdotter
Official Aide to Councillor of Financial Advisory
The Bank of Yohannes
by Yohannes » Sat May 27, 2017 2:58 am
Res Sadacindland wrote:Application Form [Branch Opening]
Nation: The Grand Duchy of Res Sadacindland
Type of government: Absolute Duchy
[Optional]Economic policy: Favorably to Coporations with a lot of Tax incentives to multinational corporations which willing to operate in our territory,however in the last few years there is a policy to change our ways to the Singaporean Economic policy
[Optional]Foreign policy: Operate in which way would serve our nation the best
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Re: National foundation
The Excellent Minister Plenipotentiary
Embassy of Res Sadacindland in Yohannes
The Government of Res Sadacindland
As reviewed and approved before the
Fifty-Third Parliament of Yohannes
5 May, Year of our Lord
Addressed to the Excellency, Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary in Yohannes, in full representation, the Grand Ducal Government of Res Sadacindland,
Kia Ora, Te āheitanga katoa, Takawaenga e whakahonoretia ana. Thank you for your letter of interests, dated the 31st of December, Year of our Lord, regarding institutional presence of the Bank of Yohannes in Res Sadacindland. Your invitation was warmly received in the office of Ms Alice Katyamula-Halstenfortein, Foundation Operation Councillor of the Multiregional Operation Office. I am writing as the official aide dealing on behalf of Ms Katyamula-Halstenfortein.
I am bringing you with the news that some members of parliament of Her Majesty's electorates had voiced their oppositions to the expansion of Bank of Yohannes presence in Res Sadacindland, namely The Honourables Loseton Peters of Yohannes First, Samiria Mutei of the Green Party, and thirteen members of their respective parties. Speaking on behalf of Ms Halstenfortein, I would like to assure you that the Christian Democratic and Labour led government will still hold the balance of power under their respective coalition partners for the 2018 election. As discussed with your representative during our second round of negotiation and meeting last month, Her Majesty's Government are fully behind the resolute foundation of our institution in Res Sadacindland.
I would like to further thank you for your assurance during our meeting last week, regarding the lack of supervision by certain local and regional councils in matters pertaining to our funds and projects. Ms Halstenfortein and the Advisory Council fully appreciate the patience and understanding of your government. We are always looking forward to cooperate in matters of local and regional politics in the Grand Duchy, in so far as such matters may concern our relationship with local subsidiaries and partner institutions in Res Sadacindland. With seventy-nine manufacturing facilities in multiple industries, more than 53 billion in Quertz russling invested over the last 4 years, and more than 30,000 employees, Res Sadacindland is an important market for our institution. As such, we are of the understanding that for us to be successful over the long term, the communities affected by our presence must feel the positive contribution of our institution.
Her Majesty's Fifty-Third Parliamentary Select Committee on Foreign Investment has instructed me to inform you that our institutional network of businesses in Res Sadacindland has been officiated, after a brief voting session yesterday by the members of parliament representing Her Majesty's electorates. In full faith, and listed in particular under Article I and Article III, of the Constitution of the Bank of Yohannes, the consolidation of our businesses and the commercial presence of our agglomerated products, subsidiary and cross-border partnership activities in Res Sadacindland will further benefit her local and regional economies - from ensuring good standard of local and regional employment opportunities, to the resulting indirect flow of wealth for the extended community. As accepted by your lead negotiator, through our international banking and investment operation, the Bank of Yohannes and its subsidiaries offer a comprehensive service and opportunities.
As reviewed and approved before the Fifty-Third Parliament of Her Majesty, the Multiregional Operation Office shall hereby officiate the following particulars:1. The Bank of Yohannes and the officiated bank(s) of the Government of Res Sadacindland, private or otherwise in nature, shall co-operate commercially, acting in equal cross border partnership.
In full faith of your government and in reverence to His Royal Highness the Grand Duke, the above shall be made into reality by the posting date of this letter, and that any further addition to the above particulars may be made to preserve the sanctity of this agreement, or further the goal of supporting the local and regional economies of Res Sadacindland, for the welfare of her people. In this, authority of ultimate, binding nature shall rest on your laurels.
2. The Bank of Yohannes patrons shall be able to access the services of the banking institution(s) officiated by the Government of Res Sadacindland, as they would with Bank of Yohannes branches, subdiaries, or equal partners, and vice versa.
3. A regulated, minimum set of fees or penalties, or possibly the non existence of fees, shall be made into reality during the above transactions, except under circumstances identified and listed in particular by the laws and regulations of both nation states.
4. An aggregated volume of ten to twenty-eight per cent of all primary financial profit coming from any direct subsidiaries of our corporate institution and investment group, shall be registered under the name of the Government of the nation state Res Sadacindland, under the jurisdiction of the aforesaid nation, for the benefit of her people.
5. The Bank of Yohannes shall abide by your domestic corporation and business tax rate, regulations, local or regional, under council authority or national, and that binding reality shall be extended for eternity, in so far as this contract shall exist, in good faith of Article III of the Constitution of the Bank of Yohannes.
6. Our branches will be established in your preferred registered locations, as discussed privately between representatives of your government and the Bank of Yohannes, and that binding nature shall only be deleted by the express wish, and full sovereign authority, of your government.
7. The Bank of Yohannes will be eligible to use your officially accredited institutional services and produce instruments of finance, trade, and commerce through these institutions within the boundary of Res Sadacindland.
I want to make sure we in the Bank of Yohannes do all we can to meet the expectation of your good office, and do better still in the future. So if you have feedback on any issues in the future, do let us know. Our advisory representative, Ms Amelia Arnheim [ Ameliaarnheim3@ipb.gov.yo ], will remain as lead point to your embassy for the purpose of contact here.
Kia tau te rangimarie ki a koutou, kia kake tatou, te tokorua.
In the meantime, and in possible future correspondence, I remain,
Yours sincerely,
Laura Wellsfontein de Claude
Official Aide to Councillor of Foundation Operation Office
The Bank of Yohannes
by Yohannes » Sat May 27, 2017 5:39 am
Kettu wrote:Application Form [Branch Opening]
Nation: Kettu
Type of government:Socialist Democracy
[Optional]Economic policy: Democratic Socialist
[Optional]Foreign policy: Globalist
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Re: National foundation
The Excellent Minister Plenipotentiary
Embassy of Kettu in Yohannes
The Government of Kettu
As reviewed and approved before the
Fifty-Third Parliament of Yohannes
6 May, Year of our Lord
Addressed to the Excellency, Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary in Yohannes, in full representation, the Government of Kettu,
Kia Ora, Te āheitanga katoa, Takawaenga e whakahonoretia ana. Thank you for your letter of interests, dated the 14th of January, Year of our Lord, in which you expressed the resolute commitment of your government regarding institutional presence of the Bank of Yohannes in Kettu, to the office of Ms Alice Katyamula-Halstenfortein, Foundation Operation Councillor of the Multiregional Operation Office. I am writing as the official aide dealing on behalf of Ms Halstenfortein.
The Bank of Yohannes is pleased to support and facilitate any capital expansion programmes undertaken in the commercial shipping industry in Kettu. As highlighted and explained by our representative during our discussion last week, this sector is currently one of the most unexplored in the Kettuan economy, with quite attractive growth provided the right condition and opportunities are met. We have seen to it that a concerted effort by shipbuilders, capital providers, and commercial shipping institutions of Kettuan and Yohannesian origins, private or otherwise, can be realised by at least five years' time from now, with the first of many scheduled meetings to start next week. Favourable conditions, good logistics, readily available markets, additional investment incentives, supported by an accommodating, business friendly regime over time should result in a healthy shipping industry in Kettu.
Further, I would like to reiterate the Yohannesian parliament's commitment to support the good cause of commerce and trade in Kettu. Disregarding economic pressures in some regions of the international communities of nation states, I am pleased to emphasise that the tabled data set of Yohannesian foreign investment in Kettu for the Year of our Lord has been showing a relatively healthy number, with volume of recirculation concentrated under various mid-growth investment arms remaining steady. The participation of our institution in the recent fundraising programmes of your government, through the addition of various market and trade instruments to bolster the finance of your government last year, meant investors in Yohannes and the Greater Dienstad region are having second thought about neglecting Kettu as one of many such lands of opportunities internationally. A healthy increase in confidence for at least the next three years, if you will.
Finally, a healthy annual budget policy, investor friendly commercial environment, and additional successful capital and fundraising programmes by your government would only further strengthen the resolve of Her Majesty's parliament to enact tabled resolutions of Her Majesty's Government regarding monetary support and closer bilateral relationship with Kettu. With that being said, Her Majesty's Fifty-Third Parliamentary Select Committee on Foreign Investment has instructed me to inform you that the expansion of our network of businesses in Kettu has been officiated, after a brief voting session last week by the members of parliament representing Her Majesty's electorates.
In full faith, and listed in particular under Article I and Article III, of the Constitution of the Bank of Yohannes, the consolidation of our businesses and the commercial presence of our agglomerated products, subsidiary and cross-border partnership activities in Kettu will further benefit her local and regional economies - from ensuring good standard of local and regional employment opportunities, to the resulting indirect flow of wealth for the extended community. As accepted by your lead negotiator, through our international banking and investment operation, the Bank of Yohannes and its subsidiaries offer a comprehensive service and opportunities.
As reviewed and approved before the Fifty-Third Parliament of Her Majesty, the Multiregional Operation Office shall hereby officiate the following particulars:1. The Bank of Yohannes and the officiated bank(s) of the Government of Kettu, private or otherwise in nature, shall co-operate commercially, acting in equal cross border partnership.
In full faith of your government and in reverence to the Office of the Kettuan Head of State, the above shall be made into reality by the posting date of this letter, and that any further addition to the above particulars may be made to preserve the sanctity of this agreement, or further the goal of supporting the local and regional economies of Kettu, for the welfare of her people. In this, authority of ultimate, binding nature shall rest on your laurels.
2. The Bank of Yohannes patrons shall be able to access the services of the banking institution(s) officiated by the Government of Kettu, as they would with Bank of Yohannes branches, subdiaries, or equal partners, and vice versa.
3. A regulated, minimum set of fees or penalties, or possibly the non existence of fees, shall be made into reality during the above transactions, except under circumstances identified and listed in particular by the laws and regulations of both nation states.
4. An aggregated volume of ten to twenty-eight per cent of all primary financial profit coming from any direct subsidiaries of our corporate institution and investment group, shall be registered under the name of the Government of the nation state Kettu, under the jurisdiction of the aforesaid nation, for the benefit of her people.
5. The Bank of Yohannes shall abide by your domestic corporation and business tax rate, regulations, local or regional, under council authority or national, and that binding reality shall be extended for eternity, in so far as this contract shall exist, in good faith of Article III of the Constitution of the Bank of Yohannes.
6. Our branches will be established in your preferred registered locations, as discussed privately between representatives of your government and the Bank of Yohannes, and that binding nature shall only be deleted by the express wish, and full sovereign authority, of your government.
7. The Bank of Yohannes will be eligible to use your officially accredited institutional services and produce instruments of finance, trade, and commerce through these institutions within the boundary of Kettu.
It is our goal to make sure we in the Bank of Yohannes do all we can to meet the expectation of your good office, and do better still in the future. So if you have feedback on any issues in the future, do let us know. Our advisory representative, Ms Ålena von Sondérstad [ Alenasonderstad@ipb.gov.yo ], will remain as lead point to your embassy for the purpose of contact thereunto.
I want to close this letter with the following words: thank you for your time and patience during our negotiation and following concluding meeting of agreement. On behalf of Ms Halstenfortein, I thank you for the trust you have for the Bank of Yohannes. We hope for the continuing prosperity of your nation, and ours, as the Bank of Yohannes enrich the local and regional economies of not just the nineteen countries, but also those of our commercial partners abroad, at your behest.
Kia tau te rangimarie ki a koutou, kia kake tatou, te tokorua.
In the meantime, and in possible future correspondence, I remain,
Yours faithfully,
Laura Wellsfontein de Claude
Official Aide to Councillor of Foundation Operation Office
The Bank of Yohannes
by Yohannes » Sun May 28, 2017 4:51 pm
Torontonian Canada wrote:Application Form [Branch Opening]
Nation: Torontonian Canada
Type of government: Democracy
[Optional]Economic policy: Free and Open Trade
[Optional]Foreign policy: Also Free and unlimiting (unless you are a nazi)
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Re: National foundation
The Excellent Minister Plenipotentiary
Embassy of Torontonian Canada in Yohannes
The Government of Torontonian Canada
As reviewed and approved before the
Fifty-Third Parliament of Yohannes
29 May, Year of our Lord
Addressed to the Excellency, Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary in Yohannes, in full representation, the Government of Torontonian Canada,
Kia Ora, Te āheitanga katoa, Takawaenga e whakahonoretia ana. Thank you for your letter of interest, dated the 15th of January, Year of our Lord, and the following application submitted by your representative, addressed to Ms Alice Katyamula-Halstenfortein, Foundation Councillor of the Multiregional Operation Office. I am writing as the official aide dealing on behalf of Ms Halstenfortein.
It gives me great pleasure, on behalf of the Bank of Yohannes, to inform you that your set of requirements and demands has been accepted by the Board of Councillors of MOO. As highlighted and explained by our representative during discussion held in your embassy last week, there were some reservations in part of Ms Halstenfortein regarding the nature of closed end funds in Torontonian Canada. As you would know, both closed and open end funds require the support of reputable management advisors if they are to make the gains promised to investors, of both Torontonian Canadian and Yohannesian origins alike. During our meeting held last month, Ms Halstenfortein did express doubt regarding choice of management firms on the part of your government, namely Torontonian Canada Financial Incorporated.
There were some Torontonian Canadian news which gave the impression that the procedures that firm undertakes in pricing certain closed end funds, namely Forest Loggerhead Value Fund as the most prominent, were done inappropriately. The controversy also revealed diversification related issues, with past CEF regulation board in your government involved in scandals regarding lobbying by fund managers. This lack of structural feasibility is worrying, as it meant that the CEF regulation board of past years, prior to correction by your government, did intentionally neglect certain issues within the CEF sector of Torontonian Canada for the purpose of corruption. Whilst such may benefit big CEF firms in your nation, as you would know the citizens investing with these companies were rather less than impressed.
Another point raised by Ms Halstenfortein during our second meeting was the inadequacy of inverse leveraged exchange traded funds in Torontonian Canada. Leveraged inverse ETFs are generally designed to counter the extant Torontonian Canadian ETF index. As you would know through briefings yourself, it brought benefits by allowing for more diversification and sometimes allows regulation authorities to identify less than stellar practices by index overseers. Their risk, however, are correspondingly higher due to their short term nature, and are therefore more prone to outside influence. Ms Halstenfortein has acknowledged that several major brokerage firms in Torontonian Canada had voiced issues regarding lack of warnings and financial regimes in places as checks issued by the Torontonian Canadian Securities and Exchange Commission. Whilst equal body in Yohannes would very well serve Yohannesian investors, she believe that your investors would be rather less fortunate. As such, some form of resolution must be put in place, ideally to be finished by six years from now, if our partnership with relevant institutions in Torontonian Canada are to take place smoothly.
In spite of the first and second negotiation drawbacks written above, the parliamentary Select Committee on Foreign Investment has noted the generally positive work of your government in ensuring the existence of an almost excellent trading regime, with proper checks and balances in place to prevent even minor frauds. Torontonian Canada is a market with a great potential for trade, business and investment for Yohannesian companies, and vice versa. The major banking institutions of Torontonian Canada and Yohannes will therefore stand to benefit to act as capital providers for these future activities. It is also with that in mind that Ms Halstenfortein did issue her invitation to Your Excellency last week, making clear our interest in having Your Excellency present in our Annual Foreign Investment Conference next month.
With that being said, I am happy to inform you that Her Majesty's Fifty-Third Parliamentary Select Committee on Foreign Investment has officiated the expansion of our network of businesses in Torontonian Canada, after a brief voting session yesterday by the members of parliament representing Her Majesty's electorates.
In full faith, and listed in particular under Article I and Article III, of the Constitution of the Bank of Yohannes, the consolidation of our businesses and the commercial presence of our agglomerated products, subsidiary and cross-border partnership activities in Torontonian Canada will further benefit her local and regional economies - from ensuring good standard of local and regional employment opportunities, to the resulting indirect flow of wealth for the extended community. As accepted by your lead negotiator, through our international banking and investment operation, the Bank of Yohannes and its subsidiaries offer a comprehensive service and opportunities.
As reviewed and approved before the Fifty-Third Parliament of Her Majesty, the Multiregional Operation Office shall hereby officiate the following particulars:1. The Bank of Yohannes and the officiated bank(s) of the Government of Torontonian Canada, private or otherwise in nature, shall co-operate commercially, acting in equal cross border partnership.
In full faith of your government and in reverence to the Office of the Torontonian Canadian Head of State, the above shall be made into reality by the posting date of this letter, and that any further addition to the above particulars may be made to preserve the sanctity of this agreement, or further the goal of supporting the local and regional economies of Torontonian Canada, for the welfare of her people. In this, authority of ultimate, binding nature shall rest on your laurels.
2. The Bank of Yohannes patrons shall be able to access the services of the banking institution(s) officiated by the Government of Torontonian Canada, as they would with Bank of Yohannes branches, subdiaries, or equal partners, and vice versa.
3. A regulated, minimum set of fees or penalties, or possibly the non existence of fees, shall be made into reality during the above transactions, except under circumstances identified and listed in particular by the laws and regulations of both nation states.
4. An aggregated volume of ten to twenty-eight per cent of all primary financial profit coming from any direct subsidiaries of our corporate institution and investment group, shall be registered under the name of the Government of the nation state Torontonian Canada, under the jurisdiction of the aforesaid nation, for the benefit of her people.
5. The Bank of Yohannes shall abide by your domestic corporation and business tax rate, regulations, local or regional, under council authority or national, and that binding reality shall be extended for eternity, in so far as this contract shall exist, in good faith of Article III of the Constitution of the Bank of Yohannes.
6. Our branches will be established in your preferred registered locations, as discussed privately between representatives of your government and the Bank of Yohannes, and that binding nature shall only be deleted by the express wish, and full sovereign authority, of your government.
7. The Bank of Yohannes will be eligible to use your officially accredited institutional services and produce instruments of finance, trade, and commerce through these institutions within the boundary of Torontonian Canada.
It is our goal to make sure we in the Bank of Yohannes do all we can to meet the expectation of your good office, and do better still in the future. So if you have feedback on any issues in the future, do let us know. Our advisory representative, Ms Ester Nicolinä Hammarström [ NicolinaHammarstrom@ipb.gov.yo ], will remain as lead point to your embassy for the purpose of contact thereunto.
I want to close this letter with the following words: thank you for your time and patience during our negotiation and following concluding meeting of agreement. On behalf of Ms Halstenfortein, I thank you for the trust you have for the Bank of Yohannes. We hope for the continuing prosperity of your nation, and ours, as the Bank of Yohannes enrich the local and regional economies of not just the nineteen countries, but also those of our commercial partners abroad, at your behest.
Kia tau te rangimarie ki a koutou, kia kake tatou, te tokorua.
In the meantime, and in possible future correspondence, I remain,
Yours sincerely,
Laura Wellsfontein de Claude
Official Aide to Councillor of Foundation Operation Office
The Bank of Yohannes
by Yohannes » Sun May 28, 2017 10:34 pm
Droigs wrote:Application Form [Account Creation]
Which one you are [tick one]? Agency [], Alliance [], Business [x], Government [], Individual [], Organisation []
Official name on record: Greeley Industries
Official nation of origin: The United Kingdom of Droigs
Type of account [tick one]:
Standard [] Executive [] Cash Fund [x] High Security [] Green Future [] Next Generation [] Gold Bullion []
Initial deposit [US$/gold/assets/etc.]:NS$ 350,000,000
Do you want us to invest the money nationally? yes
Do you want us to invest the money overseas? yes
[Optional]If stated as YES, how do you want us to invest your money? In what way? In the way which gets the most return with a reasonable risk.
Bank of Yohannes I Parenga-Motu
Parliament Square, Te Whanganui-a-Tara
BY9 1008, Alexandria, YohannesContact Us
Customer Service0800 117 7442
From Overseas+585 53381717
__________________________________
Re: IPB account registration
The Executive Assistant
Office of Foreign Investment
Greeley Industries
As reviewed and approved before the
Fifty-Third Parliament of Yohannes
29 May, Year of our Lord
Addressed for the rightful assistant to the corporate affairs executive, in full representation, Greeley Industries,
Kia Ora, Te āheitanga katoa, Takawaenga e whakahonoretia ana. Thank you for your letter, dated 04 February, past Year of our Lord. The Financial Advisory Councillor of International Private Banking, Ms Kayla Syrén-Williams, has asked me to inform you that she accepts the three conditions, regarding activities of Yohannesian investors affiliated with the Bank of Yohannes, voiced by your lead negotiator last month; namely the regulation of exchange traded funds, the restriction of inflow of high risk mutually traded funds, and the proper taxation of financial sector funds. Whilst different investment arms will act as primary institutions on behalf of the Bank of Yohannes, we see to it the importance of maintaining standard to prevent any unwanted consequence affecting our name in Droigs.
I am also writing to thank you for so generously giving up your time to come and brief the members of parliament of the Foreign Investment select committee on the growth of exchange traded funds in Droigs for the last twenty years. I was surprised, as you would of course understand, that the nature of exchange traded funds in Droigs during their formative years were somewhat similar to the generally known natures of a mutually traded fund. You informed us of the minimum conditional capital policy of the Droigsan government, which ran the contrary to how these funds were run in Yohannes. Another would be the disparity of capital gains and the higher than expected ratio of operating expenses to return, which meant that initial readjustment must be made to ensure the proper integration of these funds for Yohannesian investment purpose. As discussed with your representative, all the above must be addressed properly and fixed accordingly before partnership with Droigsan institutions can commence. I know, however, that my negotiation team and Ms Williams herself will wish to join me in thanking you for your patience and hard work in briefing us for the whole three days.
I am thirdly informing you that Ms Williams did note the fact regarding possible expansion of around 174 billion in Yohannesian Quertz russling value in capital in various mutual funds, concentrated under equity, socially responsible, and finally Droigsan bond investments. Sir Matthew Alexander Gilligans has instructed me to assure you that we in the Bank of Yohannes will see to its proper regulation for the next eight years, with Her Majesty's Foreign and Trade Office acting as second line mediator to ensure effective bilateral effort by both nation states.
As reviewed and approved before the Fifty-Third Parliament of Her Majesty, the International Private Banking Office shall hereby officiate the following particulars:
Account Number 421 - Particulars Required for Confidential Record Keeping
The foreign investors of Droigsan and Yohannesian origins concerned, represented on behalf of the institutions, the Greeley Industries, and the Bank of Yohannes, shall submit and officiate the following particulars for confidential record keeping purpose, in full accordance with the authorities concerned, in Droigs and in Yohannes, and in full faith with Article I and Article IV of the Constitution of the Bank of Yohannes, henceforth:I. Title of parent account: Account 421 IPBD Cash Fund Greeley Industries
The foreign investors of Droigs and Yohannesian origins concerned, shall see to it that, at the very least, 64 per cent of fund available for circulation, of those currency value set aside for investment purpose from net assets directly or indirectly linked with the number account, be distributed for the purpose of domestic construction of transportation systems; roads, railways, airways, waterways, canals, pipelines and terminals, airports, railway stations, bus stations, warehouses, trucking terminals, fueling docks and fuel stations, and seaports, domestic labour training and institutional funding, research and development; hereunto placeholder of future activity, with primary nation of investment destination that of Droigs, and secondly Yohannes and nations of the Greater Dienstad and Lazarus regions, and finally that overseas nation, out of many, of reputable economic history in any of biographically well detailed regions.
II. Title of investment institution: Greeley Transportation Agglomerated Funds
III. Economic reach: Transportation construction; the construction of transportation systems; roads, railways, airways, waterways, canals, pipelines and terminals, airports, railway stations, bus stations, warehouses, trucking terminals, fueling docks and fuel stations, and seaports, domestic labour training and institutional funding, research and development; hereunto placeholder of future activity
IV. Investment advisor: Ms Kayla Syrén-Williams
V. Primary advisory institution: Industrial Cooperative of Droigs
VI. Foundation: the 29th of May, Year of our Lord
VII. Foundation currency: 350,000,000.00; in NationStates Dollar [NS$], Universal Standard Dollar [US$], equal value in Quertz russling [¥]
A. Exchange institution: Stock Exchanges and instrument markets of: Droigs, Yohannes, Greater Dienstad, Lazarus, and hereunto placeholder of future listing
B. Foundation volume: 27,000,000.00
C. Registered expense ratio: 1.7%
VIII. Recirculation ratio: Cash Fund, passive concentrated, direct as secondary, transportation sector diversified, mid-growth
IX. Profit distribution: annual profit given to host institutions in Droigs, quarterly published
I want to make sure we in the Bank of Yohannes do all we can to meet your expectation, and do better still in the future. So if you have feedback on any issues in the future, do let us know. Our advisory representative in your institution, Ms Madeléine Gréta Lindén [ Madeleinelinden3@ipb.gov.yo ], will remain as lead point to you for the purpose of contact here, and will follow up with you regarding specific data set of your account, with any relevant secondary product statistics attached for convenience.
I want to close this letter with the following words: thank you for your time and patience during our meeting, and thank you for the trust you have for the Bank of Yohannes. We hope for the continuing prosperity of your nation, and ours, as the Bank of Yohannes enrich the local and regional economies of not just the nineteen countries, but also those of our commercial partners abroad, at your behest.
Kia tau te rangimarie ki a koutou, kia kake tatou, te tokorua.
In the meantime, and in possible future correspondence, I remain,
Yours faithfully,
Erika Brigitta Hansdotter
Official Aide to Councillor of Financial Advisory
The Bank of Yohannes
by Finlanden » Mon May 29, 2017 12:08 am
by Yohannes » Mon May 29, 2017 9:39 pm
New Visayan Islands wrote:Victoria Associated Industries is a private firm based in the Confederation of the New Visayan Islands. We just completed a high-value contract last week and have found your bank to be suitable for our needs.
Attached is the Account Creation Form for Victoria Associated Industries:
Application Form [Account Creation]
Which one you are [tick one]? Agency [], Alliance [], Business [X], Government [], Individual [], Organisation []
Official name on record: Victoria Associated Industries
Official nation of origin: The Confederation of the New Visayan Islands
Type of account [tick one]:
Standard [] Executive [] Cash Fund [X] High Security [] Green Future [] Next Generation [] Gold Bullion []
Initial deposit [US$]: 25 million
Do you want us to invest the money nationally? Yes
Do you want us to invest the money overseas? Yes
[Optional]If stated as YES, how do you want us to invest your money? In what way? No more than 50% of the money shall be invested in heavy industry.
We appreciate your timely response to our request.
Sincerely,
(Sgd.)
Simeon Cui, Jr., CPA
CFO
Victoria Associated Industries
Bank of Yohannes I Parenga-Motu
Parliament Square, Te Whanganui-a-Tara
BY9 1008, Alexandria, YohannesContact Us
Customer Service0800 117 7442
From Overseas+585 53381717
__________________________________
Re: IPB account registration
Mr Simeon Cui Jr.
Chief Financial Officer
Victoria Associated Industries
As reviewed and approved before the
Fifty-Third Parliament of Yohannes
30 May, Year of our Lord
Addressed to Mr Simeon Cui Jr., Chief Financial Officer in full representation, Victoria Associated Industries,
Kia Ora, Te āheitanga katoa, Takawaenga e whakahonoretia ana.
Thank you for your letter, dated 02 March, past Year of our Lord, and the following application submitted by your aide, addressed to Ms Kayla Syrén-Williams, Financial Advisory Councillor of International Private Banking. I am writing as the official aide dealing on behalf of Ms Williams.
I am of the understanding, written for official purpose, that Ms Williams has accepted the first requirement voiced by your lead negotiator. During our meeting last week, you requested that all the primary institutions dealing with related investment to your account must diversify selection to no less than three schemes for each of registered notable Yohannesian equity mutual sector funds, with ratio of upper mid cap shares to large cap shares be limited in proportion to small cap shares. I am informing you that Ms Williams has set aside at least seven per cent of capital allocated from your registered net assets for this purpose, with seven industrial regional companies - all under the VMK umbrella - having expressed their interests to be included.
I have to, however, inform you that Ms Williams must humbly reject the second requirement voiced by your delegation during our third meeting. She believed that setting aside capital in the direction of government debt securities and gold reserves of the current generation of emerging nation states is too much of a high risk move to make. Looking at the International Incidents, diplomacy, and economy board, listed under World Assembly news happening internationally, Ms Williams believed that the majority of emerging nation states lack the characteristics required for future success under their belt, namely; lack of attention span, in terms of how their government conduct diplomacy, lack of proper and sound economic policy, too much of an attachment to ruinous cold war style of diplomacy leading to low domestic market confidence and lack of growth, and most importantly, the inability to grasp the fact that the position of these governments are not as good as they think they are. Ms Williams had decided instead to invest a proportion of your capital towards the more mature, developed nation states.
I am personally of the opinion, however, that with time these emerging nation states would blossom diplomatically, mature politically, and prosper economically, and by then the reallocation of capital towards these nation states can happen. Ms Williams, however, believes that that time is not now. Secondly, the nature of sector involved for the bulk of New Visayan related investment, that of the utilities, meant that the above risk will be increased further, provided Ms Williams did follow the suggestion of your lead negotiator. The organisation and maintenance of public utilities requires exceptionally large amount of capital as initial investment. Adding to that is the need to ensure funds are delivered annually to maintain proper activities. We believe that such financial capital condition meant that healthy, comparatively non high risk return can only be delivered by directing your fund towards the markets of more mature, developed nation states.
I am also informing you of Ms Williams' acceptance of your third requirement, acknowledging the importance of urban development by the creation of a joint controlled regional council development funds in New Visayan Islands and friendly states. We believe that in doing so, local and regional governments will find the ability to raise more fund for the purpose of infrastructure development and maintenance, whilst we in the Bank of Yohannes can do our part in supporting the local economies of host nations. It will further support the creation of well paid jobs in New Visayan Islands and additional market instruments possibly created pending the successful integration of these new investment vehicles.
Finally, I am happy to announce that the Fifty-Third Parliament of Her Majesty has reviewed and approved your application, allowing for the International Private Banking Office to hereby officiate the following particulars:
Account Number 422 - Particulars Required for Confidential Record Keeping
The foreign investors of New Visayan and Yohannesian origins concerned, represented on behalf of the institutions, Victoria Associated Industries, and the Bank of Yohannes, shall submit and officiate the following particulars for confidential record keeping purpose, in full accordance with the authorities concerned, in New Visayan Islands and in Yohannes, and in full faith with Article I and Article IV of the Constitution of the Bank of Yohannes, henceforth:I. Title of parent account: Account 422 IPBD Cash Fund Victoria Associated Industries
The foreign investors of New Visayan and Yohannesian origins concerned, shall see to it that, at the very least, 57 per cent of fund available for circulation, of those currency value set aside for investment purpose from net assets directly or indirectly linked with the number account, be distributed for the purpose of the organisation and maintenance of public utilities, including but not limited to roads, railroads, tunnels, water treatment and supply, sewers, electrical grids, public telecommunication infrastructures, bridges, domestic labour training and institutional funding, research and development; hereunto placeholder of future activity, with primary nation of investment destination that of New Visayan Islands, and secondly Yohannes and nations of the Greater Dienstad and the West Pacific regions, and finally that overseas nation, out of many, of reputable economic history in any of biographically well detailed regions.
II. Title of investment institution: VAI Utilities Agglomerated Funds
III. Economic reach: Public utilities; the organisation and maintenance of public utilities, including but not limited to roads, railroads, tunnels, water supply, sewers, electrical grids, public telecommunication infrastructures, bridges, domestic labour training and institutional funding, research and development; hereunto placeholder of future activity
IV. Investment advisor: Ms Kayla Syrén-Williams
V. Primary advisory institution: New Visayan Association of Merchants and Company
VI. Foundation: the 30th of May, Year of our Lord
VII. Foundation currency: 25,000,000.00; in NationStates Dollar [NS$], Universal Standard Dollar [US$], equal value in Quertz russling [¥]
A. Exchange institution: Stock Exchanges and instrument markets of: New Visayan Islands, Yohannes, Greater Dienstad, the West Pacific, and hereunto placeholder of future listing
B. Foundation volume: 1,300,000.00
C. Registered expense ratio: 1.0%
VIII. Recirculation ratio: Cash Fund, passive concentrated, direct as secondary, SME industry diversified, mid-growth
IX. Profit distribution: annual profit given to host institutions in New Visayan Islands, quarterly published
I want to make sure we in the Bank of Yohannes do all we can to meet your expectation, and do better still in the future. So if you have feedback on any issues in the future, do let us know. Our advisory representative in your institution, Ms Gréta Lind Westermark [ Gretawestermark@ipb.gov.yo ], will remain as lead point to you for the purpose of contact here, and will follow up with you regarding specific data set of your account, with any relevant secondary product statistics attached for convenience.
I want to close this letter with the following words: thank you for your time and patience during our meeting, and thank you for the trust you have for the Bank of Yohannes. We hope for the continuing prosperity of your nation, and ours, as the Bank of Yohannes enrich the local and regional economies of not just the nineteen countries, but also those of our commercial partners abroad, at your behest.
Kia tau te rangimarie ki a koutou, kia kake tatou, te tokorua.
In the meantime, and in possible future correspondence, I remain,
Yours sincerely,
Erika Brigitta Hansdotter
Official Aide to Councillor of Financial Advisory
The Bank of Yohannes
by Yohannes » Tue May 30, 2017 5:40 pm
Argentinstan wrote:Application Form [Branch Opening]
Nation: Republic of Argentinstan
Type of government: Democratic presidential republic
[Optional]Economic policy: Regulated by Ministry of Commerce and minimal taxation rate
[Optional]Foreign policy: Welcome to foreign investment and influence. Try to maintain good relations with all democratic and peaceful nations/regions
Bank of Yohannes I Parenga-Motu
Parliament Square, Te Whanganui-a-Tara
BY9 1008, Alexandria, YohannesContact Us
Customer Service0800 117 7442
From Overseas+585 53381717
__________________________________
Re: National foundation
The Excellent Minister Plenipotentiary
Embassy of Argentinstan in Yohannes
The Government of Argentinstan
As reviewed and approved before the
Fifty-Third Parliament of Yohannes
31 May, Year of our Lord
Addressed to the Excellency, Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary in Yohannes, in full representation, the Government of Argentinstan,
Kia Ora, Te āheitanga katoa, Takawaenga e whakahonoretia ana. Thank you for your letter of interest, dated the 14th of March, past Year of our Lord. I am writing as the official aide dealing on behalf of Ms Alice Katyamula-Halstenfortein, Foundation Councillor of Multiregional Operation. Ms Halstenfortein has received and processed your submitted application, and would like to thank you for your time and patience during our Ardenfontein negotiation and meeting last month.
In saying that, I am pleased to inform you that we have accepted your first proposal, namely the establishment of fifteen passive foreign investment institutions affiliated with our partner institutions in Argentinstan. You have briefed us on the state of Argentine financial taxation, and we have to come to understand that the primary purpose of the establishment of these institutions is to prevent corrupt investors from exploiting the Argentine tax system. I want to make it known, however, that we in the Bank of Yohannes do not and will not judge the way your government conduct its business. We are here to simply trade and engage in commerce peacefully, and will steer clear of any criticisms on the way our host nation states are being governed overseas, no matter how ludicrous or run contrary to Yohannesian taste it might be. These fifteen passive investment institutions will abide by your government regulation and guidelines. Annual profit, volume of trade, and sector exchange will be recorded together under our institutional name in Argentinstan, to ensure our good name are kept and no less than stellar business practice due to lack of oversight.
Ms Halstenfortein has also agreed to your second condition, with the Bank of the Atlantic providing some low risk investment vehicles through its offering of the Argentine government certificate of national deposits to Yohannesian investors, in return for the unrestricted access of Argentine local and regional markets for Bank of Yohannes and subsidiary operations. Voicing the opinion of Ms Halstenfortein, I am confident of the guarantee and security of Argentine market instruments at present. We are sure that the Argentine government will have under its belt the good will of Yohannesian investors for the next eight years. Whilst there must be some differences between the way international securities are treated and taxed in Argentinstan to Yohannes, further discussion will be held in three days' time with your embassy regarding that structural differences, and until then we are sure that everything will run as originally planned by our respective delegates.
Regarding the way Yohannesian certificate of national deposits are run in Argentinstan, I have made clear last week to your lead delegate that we in the Bank of Yohannes are more than willing to adopt the interest rate, maturity date, and minimum capital threshold of the Bank of the Atlantic. Noting, however, that longer term deposit certificates in Argentinstan have by average slightly higher interest, some minor adjustment will have to be made to prevent confusion between cross border investors of both nations. We believe in the value of cross border partnership, in pursuit of mutual prosperity.
Additionally, we welcomed the recent decision by your government to set aside regulation and reduce commercial lending restriction for foreign banks having less than 5 billion assets in NationStates or Universal Standard Dollars currency in Argentinstan. We naturally welcome such a move, and are looking forward to engage more with the growing medium sized banking and financial institutions of Argentinstan in the future. Finally, I am happy to inform you that Her Majesty's Fifty-Third Parliamentary Select Committee on Foreign Investment has officiated the expansion of our network of businesses in Argentinstan, after a brief voting session yesterday by the members of parliament representing Her Majesty's electorates.
In full faith, and listed in particular under Article I and Article III, of the Constitution of the Bank of Yohannes, the consolidation of our businesses and the commercial presence of our agglomerated products, subsidiary and cross-border partnership activities in Argentinstan will further benefit her local and regional economies - from ensuring good standard of local and regional employment opportunities, to the resulting indirect flow of wealth for the extended community. As accepted by your lead negotiator, through our international banking and investment operation, the Bank of Yohannes and its subsidiaries offer a comprehensive service and opportunities.
As reviewed and approved before the Fifty-Third Parliament of Her Majesty, the Multiregional Operation Office shall hereby officiate the following particulars:1. The Bank of Yohannes and the officiated bank(s) of the Government of Argentinstan, private or otherwise in nature, shall co-operate commercially, acting in equal cross border partnership.
In full faith of your government and in reverence to the Office of the Argentine Head of State, the above shall be made into reality by the posting date of this letter, and that any further addition to the above particulars may be made to preserve the sanctity of this agreement, or further the goal of supporting the local and regional economies of Argentinstan, for the welfare of her people. In this, authority of ultimate, binding nature shall rest on your laurels.
2. The Bank of Yohannes patrons shall be able to access the services of the banking institution(s) officiated by the Government of Argentinstan, as they would with Bank of Yohannes branches, subdiaries, or equal partners, and vice versa.
3. A regulated, minimum set of fees or penalties, or possibly the non existence of fees, shall be made into reality during the above transactions, except under circumstances identified and listed in particular by the laws and regulations of both nation states.
4. An aggregated volume of ten to twenty-eight per cent of all primary financial profit coming from any direct subsidiaries of our corporate institution and investment group, shall be registered under the name of the Government of the nation state Argentinstan, under the jurisdiction of the aforesaid nation, for the benefit of her people.
5. The Bank of Yohannes shall abide by your domestic corporation and business tax rate, regulations, local or regional, under council authority or national, and that binding reality shall be extended for eternity, in so far as this contract shall exist, in good faith of Article III of the Constitution of the Bank of Yohannes.
6. Our branches will be established in your preferred registered locations, as discussed privately between representatives of your government and the Bank of Yohannes, and that binding nature shall only be deleted by the express wish, and full sovereign authority, of your government.
7. The Bank of Yohannes will be eligible to use your officially accredited institutional services and produce instruments of finance, trade, and commerce through these institutions within the boundary of Argentinstan.
It is our goal to make sure we in the Bank of Yohannes do all we can to meet the expectation of your good office, and do better still in the future. So if you have feedback on any issues in the future, do let us know. Our advisory representative, Ms Therese Edgren Mörner [ Theresemorner2@ipb.gov.yo ], will remain as lead point to your embassy for the purpose of contact thereunto.
I want to close this letter with the following words: thank you for your time and patience during our negotiation and following concluding meeting of agreement. On behalf of Ms Halstenfortein, I thank you for the trust you have for the Bank of Yohannes. We hope for the continuing prosperity of your nation, and ours, as the Bank of Yohannes enrich the local and regional economies of not just the nineteen countries, but also those of our commercial partners abroad, at your behest.
Kia tau te rangimarie ki a koutou, kia kake tatou, te tokorua.
In the meantime, and in possible future correspondence, I remain,
Yours faithfully,
Laura Wellsfontein de Claude
Official Aide to Councillor of Foundation Operation Office
The Bank of Yohannes
by Argentinstan » Tue May 30, 2017 7:13 pm
Yohannes wrote:Argentinstan wrote:Application Form [Branch Opening]
Nation: Republic of Argentinstan
Type of government: Democratic presidential republic
[Optional]Economic policy: Regulated by Ministry of Commerce and minimal taxation rate
[Optional]Foreign policy: Welcome to foreign investment and influence. Try to maintain good relations with all democratic and peaceful nations/regions
Bank of Yohannes I Parenga-Motu
Parliament Square, Te Whanganui-a-Tara
BY9 1008, Alexandria, YohannesContact Us
Customer Service0800 117 7442
From Overseas+585 53381717
__________________________________
Re: National foundation
The Excellent Minister Plenipotentiary
Embassy of Argentinstan in Yohannes
The Government of Argentinstan
As reviewed and approved before the
Fifty-Third Parliament of Yohannes
31 May, Year of our Lord
Addressed to the Excellency, Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary in Yohannes, in full representation, the Government of Argentinstan,
Kia Ora, Te āheitanga katoa, Takawaenga e whakahonoretia ana. Thank you for your letter of interest, dated the 14th of March, past Year of our Lord. I am writing as the official aide dealing on behalf of Ms Alice Katyamula-Halstenfortein, Foundation Councillor of Multiregional Operation. Ms Halstenfortein has received and processed your submitted application last week, and would like to thank you for your time and patience during our Ardenfontein negotiation and meeting last month.
I am pleased to inform you that Ms Halstenfortein has accepted your proposal, namely the establishment of fifteen passive foreign investment institutions affiliated with our partner institutions in Argentinstan. You have briefed us on the state of Argentine financial taxation, and we have to come to understand that the primary purpose of the establishment of these institutions is to prevent corrupt investors from exploiting the Argentine tax system. I want to make it known, however, that we in the Bank of Yohannes do not and will not judge the way your government conduct its business. We are here to simply trade and engage in commerce peacefully, and will steer clear of any criticisms on the way our host nation states are being governed overseas, no matter how ludicrous or run contrary to Yohannesian taste it might be. These fifteen passive investment institutions will abide by your government regulation and guidelines. Annual profit, volume of trade, and sector exchange will be recorded together under our institutional name in Argentinstan, to ensure our good name are kept and no less than stellar business practice due to lack of oversight.
Further, Ms Halstenfortein has accepted your second condition, with the Bank of the Atlantic providing some low risk investment vehicles through its offering of the Argentine government certificate of national deposits to Yohannesian investors, in return for the unrestricted access of Argentine local and regional markets for Bank of Yohannes and subsidiary operations. Voicing the opinion of Ms Halstenfortein, I am confident of the guarantee and security of Argentine market instruments at present. We are sure that the Argentine government will have under its belt the good will of Yohannesian investors for the next eight years. Whilst there must be some differences between the way international securities are treated and taxed in Argentinstan to Yohannes, further discussion will be held in three days' time with your embassy regarding that structural differences, and until then we are sure that everything will run as originally planned by our respective delegates.
Ms Halstenfortein also welcomed the recent decision by your government to set aside regulation and reduce commercial lending restriction for foreign banks having less than 5 billion assets in NationStates or Universal Standard Dollars currency in Argentinstan. We naturally welcome such a move, and are looking forward to engage more with the growing medium sized banking and financial institutions of Argentinstan in the future. Finally, I am happy to inform you that Her Majesty's Fifty-Third Parliamentary Select Committee on Foreign Investment has officiated the expansion of our network of businesses in Argentinstan, after a brief voting session yesterday by the members of parliament representing Her Majesty's electorates.
In full faith, and listed in particular under Article I and Article III, of the Constitution of the Bank of Yohannes, the consolidation of our businesses and the commercial presence of our agglomerated products, subsidiary and cross-border partnership activities in Argentinstan will further benefit her local and regional economies - from ensuring good standard of local and regional employment opportunities, to the resulting indirect flow of wealth for the extended community. As accepted by your lead negotiator, through our international banking and investment operation, the Bank of Yohannes and its subsidiaries offer a comprehensive service and opportunities.
As reviewed and approved before the Fifty-Third Parliament of Her Majesty, the Multiregional Operation Office shall hereby officiate the following particulars:1. The Bank of Yohannes and the officiated bank(s) of the Government of Argentinstan, private or otherwise in nature, shall co-operate commercially, acting in equal cross border partnership.
In full faith of your government and in reverence to the Office of the Argentine Head of State, the above shall be made into reality by the posting date of this letter, and that any further addition to the above particulars may be made to preserve the sanctity of this agreement, or further the goal of supporting the local and regional economies of Argentinstan, for the welfare of her people. In this, authority of ultimate, binding nature shall rest on your laurels.
2. The Bank of Yohannes patrons shall be able to access the services of the banking institution(s) officiated by the Government of Argentinstan, as they would with Bank of Yohannes branches, subdiaries, or equal partners, and vice versa.
3. A regulated, minimum set of fees or penalties, or possibly the non existence of fees, shall be made into reality during the above transactions, except under circumstances identified and listed in particular by the laws and regulations of both nation states.
4. An aggregated volume of ten to twenty-eight per cent of all primary financial profit coming from any direct subsidiaries of our corporate institution and investment group, shall be registered under the name of the Government of the nation state Argentinstan, under the jurisdiction of the aforesaid nation, for the benefit of her people.
5. The Bank of Yohannes shall abide by your domestic corporation and business tax rate, regulations, local or regional, under council authority or national, and that binding reality shall be extended for eternity, in so far as this contract shall exist, in good faith of Article III of the Constitution of the Bank of Yohannes.
6. Our branches will be established in your preferred registered locations, as discussed privately between representatives of your government and the Bank of Yohannes, and that binding nature shall only be deleted by the express wish, and full sovereign authority, of your government.
7. The Bank of Yohannes will be eligible to use your officially accredited institutional services and produce instruments of finance, trade, and commerce through these institutions within the boundary of Argentinstan.
It is our goal to make sure we in the Bank of Yohannes do all we can to meet the expectation of your good office, and do better still in the future. So if you have feedback on any issues in the future, do let us know. Our advisory representative, Ms Therese Edgren Mörner [ Theresemorner2@ipb.gov.yo ], will remain as lead point to your embassy for the purpose of contact thereunto.
I want to close this letter with the following words: thank you for your time and patience during our negotiation and following concluding meeting of agreement. On behalf of Ms Halstenfortein, I thank you for the trust you have for the Bank of Yohannes. We hope for the continuing prosperity of your nation, and ours, as the Bank of Yohannes enrich the local and regional economies of not just the nineteen countries, but also those of our commercial partners abroad, at your behest.
Kia tau te rangimarie ki a koutou, kia kake tatou, te tokorua.
In the meantime, and in possible future correspondence, I remain,
Yours faithfully,
Laura Wellsfontein de Claude
Official Aide to Councillor of Foundation Operation Office
The Bank of Yohannes
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Argentinstan wrote:Application Form [Account Creation]
Which one you are [tick one]? Agency [], Alliance [], Business [], Government [X], Individual [], Organisation []
Official name on record: Government of Argentinstan
Official nation of origin: Republic of Argentinsta
Type of account [tick one]:
Standard [] Executive [] Cash Fund [] High Security [X] Green Future [] Next Generation [] Gold Bullion []
Initial deposit [US$/gold/assets/etc.]: 56 billion euros
Do you want us to invest the money nationally? Yes
Do you want us to invest the money overseas? No
[Optional]If stated as YES, how do you want us to invest your money? In what way? Invest in our banks and companies
Bank of Yohannes I Parenga-Motu
Parliament Square, Te Whanganui-a-Tara
BY9 1008, Alexandria, YohannesContact Us
Customer Service0800 117 7442
From Overseas+585 53381717
__________________________________
Re: IPB account registration
The Excellent Minister Plenipotentiary
Embassy of Argentinstan in Yohannes
The Government of Argentinstan
As reviewed and approved before the
Fifty-Third Parliament of Yohannes
8 June, Year of our Lord
Addressed to the Excellency, Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary in Yohannes, in full representation, the Government of Argentinstan,
Kia Ora, Te āheitanga katoa, Takawaenga e whakahonoretia ana.
Thank you for your letter, dated 14 March, past Year of our Lord, and the following application submitted by your aide, addressed to Ms Kayla Syrén-Williams, Financial Advisory Councillor of International Private Banking. I am writing as the official aide dealing on behalf of Ms Williams.
May this letter serve as recognition and appreciation of the services provided by your lead negotiator and your office, on behalf of the Government of Argentinstan. Your embassy has been a regular collaborator with our institution during the past four years. The scope of your services comprised assisting visiting Bank of Yohannes regional executives and directors in their daily translation and meetings with potential Argentine counterparts; from managing local and regional branches, researching and briefing about local subsidiary and partner institution projects, and supporting our cultural and community initiatives in Argentinstan’s major cities, where we operate and conduct business in.
In light of this background, it should come as no surprise to you that certain Argentine financial funds have been going through their fifth year of high marks, with inflow of capital coming from primarily United Nations of Europe regional nation states, and Bank of Yohannes related activities acting as one of many catalysts to this spectacular growth. During our meeting in your embassy last week, Ms Williams has voiced her concern regarding the rate at which funds are pouring out of the Argentine energy market, which came following the higher than regular number of incidences, lately, where countless energy exporting nation states abroad are experiencing destabilising coup d'états.
As you would know, our international communities of nation states are populated with comical governments having equally comical policies, and as such hundreds of coup d'états could be observed regularly every month by looking at the World Assembly International Incidents news board. Ms Williams is still, however, shocked by the rapidity at which capital are being poured out of energy related investment arms for the last three months. Against this background, Argentine, Yohannesian, and United Nations of Europe regional investors have wisely diverted their focus instead into the booming Argentine financial and banking sector, led by the Bank of the Atlantic.
Ms Williams also recognises that the State Bank of Argentinstan, one of our institutional partners, has successfully raised 15 billion in NationStates/Universal Standard Dollars currency through its fundraising programmes last year, with the majority of that amount used to fund commercial operations and the establishment of new branches regionally. Our primary investment arms are looking to sell up to 10 per cent of our stake in that company, and are more than willing to offer it to either the Bank of the Atlantic, the Government of Argentinstan, or friendly governments in United Nations of Europe.
In closing, Sir Matthew Alexander Gilligan has reviewed and approved your application, before the Fifty-Third Parliament of Her Majesty, and the International Private Banking Office shall hereby officiate the following particulars:
Account Number 428 - Particulars Required for Confidential Record Keeping
The foreign investors of Argentine and Yohannesian origins concerned, represented on behalf of the parties, the Government of Argentinstan, and the Bank of Yohannes, shall submit and officiate the following particulars for confidential record keeping purpose, in full accordance with the authorities concerned, in Argentinstan and in Yohannes, and in full faith with Article I and Article IV of the Constitution of the Bank of Yohannes, henceforth:I. Title of parent account: Account 428 IPBD Standard Argentinstan Governance
The foreign investors of Argentine and Yohannesian origins concerned, shall see to it that, at the very least, 38 per cent of funds available for circulation, of those currency value set aside for investment purpose from net assets directly or indirectly linked with the number account, be distributed for the purpose of the financial services and banking industry, including banks, credit unions, credit card companies, insurance companies, accountancy companies, consumer-finance companies, stock brokerages, investment funds, and government sponsored enterprises, domestic workforce training and academic institution funding, research and development; hereunto placeholder of future activity, with primary nation of investment destination that of Argentinstan, and secondly Yohannes and nations of the Greater Dienstad and United Nations of Europe regions, and finally that overseas nation, out of many, of reputable economic history in any of biographically well detailed regions.
II. Title of investment institution: Argentine Financial Agglomerated Funds
III. Economic reach: Financial services and banking, including banks, credit unions, credit card companies, insurance companies, accountancy companies, consumer-finance companies, stock brokerages, investment funds, and government sponsored enterprises, domestic workforce training and academic institution funding; hereunto placeholder of future activity
IV. Investment advisor: Ms Kayla Syrén-Williams
V. Primary advisory institution: The Heartland Cooperative
VI. Foundation: the 8th of June, Year of our Lord
VII. Foundation currency: 56,000,000,000.00; in United Nations of Europe regional Euro [€], equal value in NationStates Dollar [NS$], Universal Standard Dollar [US$], and Quertz russling [¥]
A. Exchange institution: Stock Exchanges and instrument markets of: Argentinstan, Yohannes, Greater Dienstad, United Nations of Europe, and hereunto placeholder of future listing
B. Foundation volume: 13,700,000,000.00
C. Registered expense ratio: 1.3%
VIII. Recirculation ratio: Standard, passive concentrated, direct as secondary, financial sector diversified, low to mid growth
IX. Profit distribution: annual profit given to host institutions in Argentinstan, quarterly published
I want to make sure we in the Bank of Yohannes do all we can to meet the expectation of your embassy, and do better still in the future. So if you have feedback on any issues in the future, do let us know. Our advisory representative in your institution, Ms Aimée Skarsgård [ Aimeeskarsgard2@ipb.gov.yo ], will remain as lead point to your embassy for the purpose of contact here, and will follow up with you regarding specific data set of your account, with any relevant secondary product statistics attached for convenience.
I want to conclude this letter with the following words: thank you for your time and patience during our meeting, and thank you for the trust you have for the Bank of Yohannes. We hope for the continuing prosperity of your nation, and ours, as the Bank of Yohannes enrich the local and regional economies of not just the nineteen countries, but also those of our commercial partners abroad, at the behest of your office.
Kia tau te rangimarie ki a koutou, kia kake tatou, te tokorua.
In the meantime, and in possible future correspondence, I remain,
Yours sincerely,
Erika Brigitta Hansdotter
Official Aide to Councillor of Financial Advisory
The Bank of Yohannes
by Islamic Indistan » Thu Jun 08, 2017 8:22 am
by Yohannes » Mon Jun 26, 2017 1:34 am
New Transeurasia wrote:Application Form [Account Creation]
Which one you are [tick one]? Agency [], Alliance [], Business [], Government [], Individual [X], Organisation []
Official name on record: Kaжu Maвnja (Transliterated as Kazhu Mavnya)
Official nation of origin: New Transeurasia
Type of account [tick one]:
Standard [] Executive [X] Cash Fund [] High Security [] Green Future [] Next Generation [] Gold Bullion []
Initial deposit [US$/gold/assets/etc.]: U$D 800,000,000,000 (NTR)8,000,000,000,000
Do you want us to invest the money nationally? No.
Do you want us to invest the money overseas? No.
[Optional]If stated as YES, how do you want us to invest your money? In what way?
Bank of Yohannes I Parenga-Motu
Parliament Square, Te Whanganui-a-Tara
BY9 1008, Alexandria, YohannesContact Us
Customer Service0800 117 7442
From Overseas+585 53381717
__________________________________
Re: IPB account registration
The Executive Assistant
Mr Kazhu Mavnya
New Transeurasia
As reviewed and approved before the
Fifty-Third Parliament of Yohannes
26 June, Year of our Lord
Addressed to the rightful assistant of corporate affairs executive, in full representation, Mr Kazhu Mavnya,
Kia Ora, Te āheitanga katoa, Takawaenga e whakahonoretia ana.
Thank you for your letter, dated 30 April, past Year of our Lord, and the following application submitted by your aide, addressed to Ms Kayla Syrén-Williams, Financial Advisory Councillor of International Private Banking. I am writing as the official aide dealing on behalf of Ms Williams.
We wish to advise you regarding the particulars of your private banking account. Ms Williams has ensured that no outgoing flow will be created from your account, as it is today. I am sure that your representative during our meeting would be pleased with knowing that fact. Based on the nature of your account, however, we cannot guarantee that no capital in relation to your account will be created in the future. As stated under the requirement of the executive account, at least fifty-five per cent of funds must be directed for the purpose of capital generation through the purchase of instruments of finance, or through various forms of private lending. Until the time that that has been made into reality, we are therefore forced to nominally suspend the interest accrued to your account. I am sure that your representative would be well aware and fully accept this last condition, as said during our previous meeting last week.
I want to confirm also that future capital and funds linked with your account will be exported towards the technology sector of the New Transeurasian economy. We will ensure that a responsible active policy must be made as one of the preconditions towards the selection of a good group of principal firms. I assure you that priority will be made for the selection of only broad based index and instruments of trade available in New Transeurasia. These principal firms will originate from New Transeurasia, although they will still have to ultimately report to Ms Williams.
In closing, the following particulars will not be made into reality until the expiry date of the above suspension condition: after the review and subsequent approval by Sir Matthew Alexander Gilligan, as approved by the Fifty-Third Parliament of Her Majesty, the International Private Banking Office shall hereby officiate the following particulars:
Account Number 423 - Particulars Required for Confidential Record Keeping
The foreign investors of New Transeurasian and Yohannesian origins concerned, represented on behalf of the parties, the Office of Mr Kazhu Mavnya, and the Bank of Yohannes, shall submit and officiate the following particulars for confidential record keeping purpose, in full accordance with the authorities concerned, in New Transeurasia and in Yohannes, and in full faith with Article I and Article IV of the Constitution of the Bank of Yohannes, henceforth:I. Title of parent account: Account 423 IPBD Executive Kazhu Mavnya Individual
The foreign investors of New Transeurasian and Yohannesian origins concerned, shall see to it that, at the very least, 57 per cent of funds available for circulation, of those currency value set aside for investment purpose from net assets directly or indirectly linked with the number account, be distributed towards the industrious enterprises of information technology, including but not limited to the production and distribution of computer hardware, software, electronics, semiconductors, internet, telecom equipment, and e-commerce, research and development funding; hereunto placeholder of future activity, with primary nation of investment destination that of New Transeurasia, and secondly Yohannes and nations of the Greater Dienstad and the North Pacific regions, and finally that overseas nation, out of many,of reputable economic history in any of biographically well detailed regions.
II. Title of investment institution: New Transeurasia Technology Agglomerated Funds
III. Economic reach: Information technology; the industrious enterprises of information technology, including but not limited to the production and distribution of computer hardware, software, electronics, semiconductors, internet, telecom equipment, and e-commerce, research and development funding; hereunto placeholder of future activity
IV. Investment advisor: Ms Kayla Syrén-Williams
V. Primary advisory institution: Bank of New Transeurasia
VI. Foundation: the 26th of June, Year of our Lord
VII. Foundation currency: 8,000,000,000,000.00; in New Transeurasian Rika [NTR], equal value of 800,000,000,000.00 in NationStates Dollar [NS$] and Universal Standard Dollar [US$], and fully convertible to Yohannesian Quertz russling [¥]
A. Exchange institution: Stock Exchanges and instrument markets of: New Transeurasia, Yohannes, Greater Dienstad, the North Pacific, and hereunto placeholder of future listing
B. Foundation volume: 171,500,000,000.00
C. Registered expense ratio: 1.9%
VIII. Recirculation ratio: Standard, passive concentrated, direct as secondary, technology sector diversified, broad based index selection, mid to mid-high growth
IX. Profit distribution: annual profit given to host institutions of the Office of Mr Kazhu Mavnya, quarterly published
I want to make sure we in the Bank of Yohannes do all we can to meet your expectation, and do better still in the future. So if you have feedback on any issues in the future, do let us know. Our advisory representative, Ms Alice Friesland [ Alicefriesland2@ipb.gov.yo ], will remain as your lead point for the purpose of contact here, and will follow up with you regarding specific data set of your account, with any relevant secondary product statistics attached for convenience.
I want to conclude this letter with the following words: thank you for your time and patience during our meeting, and thank you for the trust you have for the Bank of Yohannes. We hope for the continuing prosperity of your client, as the Bank of Yohannes enrich the local and regional economies of not just the nineteen countries, but also those of our commercial partners abroad, at your behest.
Kia tau te rangimarie ki a koutou, kia kake tatou, te tokorua.
In the meantime, and in possible future correspondence, I remain,
Yours faithfully,
Erika Brigitta Hansdotter
Official Aide to Councillor of Financial Advisory
The Bank of Yohannes
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