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by The Greater Aryan Race » Wed Jul 12, 2017 9:36 am
Official Communique of The Fascist Dictatorship Of The Greater Aryan Race
To: Board of Directors, Bank of Yohannes
From: Reich Ministry for State Security, Government of the Greater Aryan Race
Subject: Administrative Renaming of Present Accounts and Request for Financial Statements
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Sir,
Since the early inception of the Bank of Johannes and the formation of the Greater Aryan Race, the Reich Government has enjoyed close ties of economic and commercial cooperation with the Bank of Johannes which, true to its word, has provided top-quality banking and financial services for various Organs of State of the Reich Government, including the Reich Ministry for State Security.
For the present time, and on behalf of the Reich Minister for State Security, we wish to request to the Bank of Yohannes that the present account held by the Reich Ministry, Account No. 136, be renamed 'Hauptabteilung XVI (Legal Matters and Accounting)', in light of administrative changes to the Ministry's structure.
In addition, we wish to request a complete financial statement of all monies currently held in Account No. 136, as well as any other accounts in the Bank of Yohannes that the Reich Ministry might possibly have, if possible. On behalf of the Reich Minister for State Security, I would like to express the Reich Minister's thanks to the Bank of Yohannes for all past and present services rendered and the Reich Minister's hope that the present cooperative relationship be continued for as long as the Reich Ministry remains in existence.
I have the honour to remain, with high consideration,
Generalleutnant Josef Torwitz
Head of the Secretariat of the Minister
Reich Ministry for State Security
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by The Recon Empire » Tue Nov 14, 2017 6:38 am
Greetings. The Federal Recon Investment Authority is the regional investment vehicle for over 25 sovereign nations. As longstanding partners with Yohannes and its associated businesses, we'd like to purchase shares into the Bank of Yohannes. However, understanding the special circumstances that the FRIA is approaching the Bank of Yohannes today, we would like to enquire about the possibility of purchasing shares on behalf of the 25 nations in the region, thus resulting in a purchase of 2.5 trillion shares.
Understanding this is not an attempt at a percentage buyout of the Bank of Yohannes, but a way to preserve value of our investment over the long term. The FRIA has been granted investment duties of the regional treasury, a massive multi-trillion dollar vault, and hopes that our friends at BoY will accede to the request along with a further restructuring needs of our overflowing cash reserves. We urgently need to park our reserves in a decent yielding, stable stock, and there is no better alternatives than the Bank of Yohannes as the premier choice for banking and financial services.
We will also be advocating for business opportunities within the CFOR to help the Bank of Yohannes grow.
We look forward to hear back from you.
Signed,
Martin Berkeley
Vice Chairman, FRIA
by Yohannes » Fri Nov 17, 2017 1:39 am
New Transeurasia wrote:Application Form [Branch Opening]
Nation: New Transeurasia
Type of government: Communist Democracy
[Optional]Economic policy: Private and Public industry
[Optional]Foreign policy:
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: Branches and ATMs
The Excellent Minister Plenipotentiary
Embassy of New Transeurasia in Yohannes
The Government of New TranseurasiaAs reviewed and approved before the
[ One Hundred and Fifteenth Parliament ] of the Nineteen Countries
17 November, Year of our Lord the [ Saint Maxtopia ]
Addressed to the Excellency, Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary in the Nineteen Countries, in full representation, the Government of New Transeurasia,
Kia Ora, Te āheitanga katoa, Takawaenga e whakahonoretia ana. Thank you for your letter of interest of 17 March, past Year of our Lord the Saint Maxtopia. I am writing on behalf of Ms Alice Katyamula-Halstenfortein, Foundation Councillor of Multiregional Operation. Ms Halstenfortein has received your submitted application, and would like to thank you for your time and patience in the discussion and meeting held by our respective negotiators behind the scene over the last few weeks.
I am pleased to inform you that we have accepted your first proposal, namely the establishment of eight passive foreign investment institutions affiliated with our partner institutions in New Transeurasia. You have briefed us on the state of New Transeurasian corporate tax regime, 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 New Transeurasian 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 conducts its business. We are here to simply trade and engage in commerce peacefully, and will steer clear from voicing our opinion 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 eight 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 New Transeurasia, to ensure our good name will be kept and to ensure that there will be no less than stellar business practice due to lack of oversight.
Ms Halstenfortein has also agreed to your second condition, with the largest banking institution of New Transeurasia providing some low risk investment vehicles through its offering of the New Transeurasian government certificate of national deposits to Yohannesian investors, in return for the unrestricted access to New Transeurasia local and regional markets for Bank of Yohannes, its affiliated institutions, and its subsidiary operations. Voicing the opinion of Ms Halstenfortein, I am confident of the guarantee and security of New Transeurasian market instruments at present. We are sure that the New Transeurasian government will have the confidence of Yohannesian investors for the next four years. Whilst there must be some differences between the way international securities are treated and taxed in New Transeurasia to the nineteen countries, further discussion will be held in nine days' time with your embassy concerning ways to overcome these structural differences, and until then we are sure that everything will run as originally planned by our respective delegates during negotiation.
Regarding the way Yohannesian certificate of national deposits are run in New Transeurasia, 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 your authorised banking institution in New Transeurasia. Noting, however, that longer term deposit certificates in New Transeurasia 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, I welcome the recent decision by your government to set aside regulation and reduce commercial lending restriction for our affiliated institutions having assets of less than 1 billion NSD in New Transeurasia. We naturally welcome such a move, and are looking forward to engage more with the growing medium sized banking and financial institutions of New Transeurasia in future. I am happy to inform you that members of the One Hundred and Fifteenth Select Committee on Foreign Investment have officiated the expansion of our network of businesses in New Transeurasia, after a brief voting session by parliament last week.
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 New Transeurasia 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 by the One Hundred and Fifteenth Parliament of the Nineteen Countries, the Multiregional Operation Office shall hereby officiate the following particulars:1. The Bank of Yohannes and the officiated bank(s) of the Government of New Transeurasia, 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 New Transeurasian 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 New Transeurasia, 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 New Transeurasia, 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 New Transeurasia, 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 New Transeurasia.
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 Nathalie Eichwald [ Nathalieeichwald@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 » Fri Nov 17, 2017 3:17 pm
Zelee wrote:Application Form [Branch Opening]
Nation: The Most Serene Merchant Republic of Zelee
Type of government: Parliamentary Merchant Republic with monarchistic features (namely, Doge wields immense power and is in office for life unless they resign)
[Optional]Economic policy: Almost Free Market (there are heavy environmental restrictions, along with massive regulations concerning international expansion)
[Optional]Foreign policy: Short: Friends to All, Allies to None. Long: Zelee prefers not to pick a side in conflicts, it's bad for profits. As such, we try to remain neutral and be friendly with everyone. Yes, everyone, from the most anarchistic of independent hippy communes, all the way up to the most brutal of dictatorships.
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: Branches and ATMs
The Excellent Minister Plenipotentiary
Embassy of Zelee in Yohannes
The Government of ZeleeAs reviewed and approved before the
[ One Hundred and Fifteenth Parliament ] of the Nineteen Countries
18 November, Year of our Lord the [ Saint Maxtopia ]
Addressed to the Excellency, Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary in the Nineteen Countries, in full representation, the Government of Zelee,
Kia Ora, Te āheitanga katoa, Takawaenga e whakahonoretia ana. Thank you for your letter of interest of 3 May, past Year of our Lord the Saint Maxtopia. I am writing on behalf of Ms Alice Katyamula-Halstenfortein, Foundation Councillor of Multiregional Operation. Ms Halstenfortein has received your submitted application, and would like to thank you for your time and patience in the discussion and meeting held by our respective negotiators behind the scene over the last few weeks.
I am pleased to inform you that we have accepted your first proposal, namely the establishment of five sector funds affiliated with our partner institutions in Zelee. You have briefed us on the state of Zeleenian corporate tax regime, and we have come to understand that the primary purpose of the establishment of these institutions is to prevent our affiliated investors from exploiting the Zeleenian special tax and agreement regimes. I want to make it known that we in the Bank of Yohannes do not and will not judge the way your government conducts its business. We are here to simply trade and engage in commerce peacefully, and will steer clear from voicing our opinion on the way our host nation states are being governed overseas, no matter how ludicrous or run contrary to Yohannesian taste it may be. These five sector funds 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 Zelee, to ensure our good name will be kept and to ensure that there will be no less than stellar business practice due to lack of oversight.
Ms Halstenfortein has also agreed to your second condition, with the largest banking institution of Zelee providing some low risk investment vehicles through its offering of the Zeleenian government certificate of national deposits to Yohannesian investors, in return for the unrestricted access to Zeleenian local and regional markets for Bank of Yohannes, its affiliated institutions, and subsidiary operations. Voicing the opinion of Ms Halstenfortein, I am confident of the guarantee and security of Zeleenian market instruments at present. We are sure that the Zeleenian government will have the confidence of Yohannesian investors for the next six years. Whilst there must be some differences between the way international securities are treated and taxed in Zelee to the nineteen countries, further discussion will be held in nine days' time with your embassy concerning ways to overcome these structural differences, and until then we are sure that everything will run as originally planned by our respective delegates during negotiation.
Regarding the way Yohannesian certificate of national deposits are run in Zelee, 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 your authorised banking institution in Zelee. Noting, however, that longer term deposit certificates in Zelee have by average slightly higher interest rates, 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, I welcome the recent decision by your government to set aside regulation and reduce commercial lending restriction for our affiliated institutions having assets of less than 300 million NSD in Zelee. We naturally welcome such a move, and are looking forward to engage more with the growing medium sized banking and financial institutions of Zelee in future. I am happy to inform you that members of the One Hundred and Fifteenth Select Committee on Foreign Investment have officiated the expansion of our network of businesses in Zelee, after a brief voting session by parliament last week.
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 Zelee 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 by the One Hundred and Fifteenth Parliament of the Nineteen Countries, the Multiregional Operation Office shall hereby officiate the following particulars:1. The Bank of Yohannes and the officiated bank(s) of the Government of Zelee, 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 Zeleenian 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 Zelee, 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 Zelee, 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 Zelee, 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 boundaries of Zelee.
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 Louisa Hochmeister [ Louisahochmeister@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 » Fri Nov 17, 2017 5:35 pm
Tegradia 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: Branches and ATMs
The Excellent Minister Plenipotentiary
Embassy of Tegradia in Yohannes
The Government of TegradiaAs reviewed and approved before the
[ One Hundred and Fifteenth Parliament ] of the Nineteen Countries
18 November, Year of our Lord the [ Saint Maxtopia ]
Addressed to the Excellency, Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary in the Nineteen Countries, in full representation, the Government of Tegradia,
Kia Ora, Te āheitanga katoa, Takawaenga e whakahonoretia ana. Thank you for your letter of interest of 5 May, past Year of our Lord the Saint Maxtopia. I am writing on behalf of Ms Alice Katyamula-Halstenfortein, Foundation Councillor of Multiregional Operation. Ms Halstenfortein has received your submitted application, and would like to thank you for your time and patience in the discussion and meeting held by our respective negotiators behind the scene over the last few weeks.
I am pleased to inform you that we have accepted your first proposal, namely the establishment of four energy and natural resources sector funds affiliated with our partner institutions in Tegradia. You have briefed us on the state of the Tegradian corporate tax regime, and we have come to understand that the primary purpose of the establishment of these institutions is to prevent our affiliated investors from exploiting the Tegradian special tax and agreement regimes. I want to make it known that we in the Bank of Yohannes do not and will not judge the way your government conducts its business. We are here to simply trade and engage in commerce peacefully, and will steer clear from voicing our opinion on the way our host nation states are being governed overseas, no matter how ludicrous or run contrary to Yohannesian taste it may be. These four sector funds 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 Tegradia, to ensure our good name will be kept and to ensure that there will be no less than stellar business practice due to lack of oversight.
Ms Halstenfortein has also agreed to your second condition, with the largest banking institution of Tegradia providing some low risk investment vehicles through its offering of the Tegradian government certificate of national deposits to Yohannesian investors, in return for the unrestricted access to Tegradian local and regional markets for Bank of Yohannes, its affiliated institutions, and subsidiary operations. Voicing the opinion of Ms Halstenfortein, I am confident of the guarantee and security of Tegradian market instruments at present. We are sure that the Tegradian government will have the confidence of Yohannesian investors for the next four years. Whilst there must be some differences between the way international securities are treated and taxed in Tegradia to the nineteen countries, further discussion will be held in nine days' time with your embassy concerning ways to overcome these structural differences, and until then we are sure that everything will run as originally planned by our respective delegates during negotiation.
Regarding the way Yohannesian certificate of national deposits are run in Tegradia, 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 your authorised banking institution in Tegradia. Noting, however, that longer term deposit certificates in Tegradia have by average slightly higher interest rates, 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, I welcome the recent decision by your government to set aside regulation and reduce commercial lending restriction for our affiliated institutions having assets of less than 500 million NSD in Tegradia. We naturally welcome such a move, and are looking forward to engage more with the growing medium sized banking and financial institutions of Tegradia in future. I am happy to inform you that members of the One Hundred and Fifteenth Select Committee on Foreign Investment have officiated the expansion of our network of businesses in Tegradia, after a brief voting session by parliament last week.
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 Tegradia 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 by the One Hundred and Fifteenth Parliament of the Nineteen Countries, the Multiregional Operation Office shall hereby officiate the following particulars:1. The Bank of Yohannes and the officiated bank(s) of the Government of Tegradia, 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 Tegradian 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 Tegradia, 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 Tegradia, 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 Tegradia, 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 boundaries of Tegradia.
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 Käthe Richter [ Kätherichter@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 » Fri Nov 17, 2017 6:13 pm
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by Yohannes » Fri Nov 17, 2017 6:22 pm
Chricoma wrote:
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by Yohannes » Fri Nov 17, 2017 6:36 pm
Chricoma wrote:OOC: terrific! Yes it can be a simple image. It also need to be in a kind of banner like format, if you want to just use your logo but thats up to you. On the next edition of the regional newspaper your ad will be at the bottom of the page under the funnies, it will be clickable and lead back here. On the next issue I can telegram it to you or post it here.
by Chricoma » Fri Nov 17, 2017 6:53 pm
Yohannes wrote:Chricoma wrote:OOC: terrific! Yes it can be a simple image. It also need to be in a kind of banner like format, if you want to just use your logo but thats up to you. On the next edition of the regional newspaper your ad will be at the bottom of the page under the funnies, it will be clickable and lead back here. On the next issue I can telegram it to you or post it here.
Out of character information: Okay! Um would this be okay?
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What would you like from us in return? I can advertise your region in this storefront thread too (as an example); or if you want something more in character (roleplayed benefits, I don't know?) feel free to hit me up and I'll def be interested to support your nation (or region) IC wise
by Yohannes » Fri Nov 17, 2017 11:55 pm
Tegradia wrote:
World Assembly: Investment in Tegradia set to accelerate — West Coast Fuels
Ms Greta Schleiermächer — Opinion Piece Editor: In November 2017, the Central Provident Fund acquired a partial stake in [ West Coast Fuels Company ], a Global Economics and Trade index-listed business in Tegradia. The deal saw the Fund pay 80 million NationStates Dollars to take a five per cent non-voting stake in West Coast Fuels, with Tegradian institutional partner Tegradia Investment Bank representing the Bank of Yohannes in that nation.
Royal Alexandria, 18 November 2017 — Investing in West Coast Fuels for the long-term is consistent with the Central Provident Fund’s historical target of involving itself proportionally in scale in markets outside the nineteen countries. With West Coast Fuels, the Fund was able to use its long-established resources, including long-term time horizon, World Assembly compliance status, and the availability of reputably sourced capital, to leverage its bargaining power and acquire the stake at a reasonable price tag. Involving itself in West Coast Fuels has given the Fund the direct exposure it needs to be involved in the Tegradian energy and natural resources sectors, which are sectors known for their positive growth and strong potential since 2003. The business-friendly environmental regulatory regime in Tegradia further embellished this favourable industrial economics forecast.
Since its founding by Mr James Fullmer in 2005, West Coast Fuels has seen sustainable growth to eventually hold for itself a respectable market share in the Tegradian energy and natural resources industries, exploiting as an example its ‘one hundred per cent Tegradian operated’ status to separate itself from the rest of the pack in Tegradia. Its positive brand, productive top management, effective logistics structure, and domestically-recognised brand has seen the company increasing its market share in the Tegradian market to almost twenty per cent in the year ending October, with more than two hundred businesses recorded as its primary and secondary customer base. The Fund believed that its investment will offer long-term benefits to West Coast Fuels.
With active investing in mind, the Central Provident Fund will utilise its established financial know-how and reputable investment status to assist West Coast Fuels in its quest to further achieve its Ethical, Green, and World Assembly (EGWA) best practice standard, whilst ensuring that West Coast Fuel will meet its annual growth target to deliver its long-term promise to its shareholders. The Central Provident Fund Board members believe that in Tegradia Investment Bank, the Fund will have a loyal and reputable Tegradian partner to ensure it will remain committed to a positive approach to long-term investment with the interests of the Tegradian government and Tegradian people in mind.
Last week, the Fund announced its appointment of Mr Rüdiger Fürstenberg as permanent representative to West Coast Fuels. Mr Fürstenberg has under his belt a well-established career and industry experience in the nineteen countries and in the region of Greater Dienstad; with at least eight years of experience as advisers to the governments of Lamoni and Imbrinium. Since 2008, Mr Fürstenberg has been appointed to the boards of the Industrial Bank of Yohannes, the Imperial Herald, the Von Und Zu Musäus Humanitarian Trust, and Saint Maxtopia College Halsten.
As an investment front committed to healthy liquidity ratio with a known margin of safety profile, the Central Provident Fund is positioned strongly to navigate in the long-term through short-term volatility and invest in more nations than some others can. In the eyes of the Fund, recent forecast of the healthy long-term growth potential of the Tegradian energy and natural resources sectors for years to come has presented an opportunity that the Fund can and must benefit from. Investing in the nation of Tegradia will also contribute to the fund’s diversification target to the year 2025, with low connection to, and presence in the nineteen countries and Greater Dienstadi debt and equity securities markets in comparison to overseas, i.e., outside the continent of Yohannes and outside the region of Greater Dienstad.
Published by The Royal Alexandria Times
by Sacrosanct Group » Sat Nov 18, 2017 5:35 am
by Yohannes » Sat Nov 18, 2017 5:56 pm
Hongkoen wrote:Application Form [Branch Opening]
Nation: Hongkoen
Type of government: Unitary Parliamentary Monarchy
[Optional]Economic policy: see on General Assembly economic policy
[Optional]Foreign policy: see on General Assembly economic policy
World Assembly: Bank of Yohannes has announced new development — Hongkoen-Yohannes Bank
Ms Elisabeth Brandstätter — Opinion Piece Editor: In November 2017, the Bank of Yohannes has announced the opening of a branch in Hongkoen, opening its business under the name of Hongkoen-Yohannes Bank.
Royal Alexandria, 19 November 2017 — The Bank of Yohannes, the leading financial services and banking institution in the continent of Yohannes, has announced the opening of an overseas branch in Hongkoen in partnership with the State Bank of Hongkoen, trading as the Hongkoen-Yohannes Bank (HYB). This comes as part of the Bank of Yohannes’ plan to expand its international network, which already spans 400 nations in the international community of regions.
The Bank of Yohannes has had a representative office in Hongkoen since 1990. With the realignment of its business strategy two years ago, it decided to upgrade the office into a full-fledged branch. The Monetary Authority of Hongkoen in early May granted the bank a license to operate a wholesale-bank branch in the nation, amidst a background where banks have been moving away from the age-old approach of physical services through branch offices; closing or consolidating hundreds, across not just Hongkoen but also the nineteen countries, as customers — especially the younger generations — increasingly abandoned branch visits in favour of various new technologies such as online banking.
Hongkoen-Yohannes Bank held a reception in Hongzen on 10 November to mark the new branch opening, with His Excellency Mr Honglo Edo the Prime Minister of Hongkoen leading the ceremony. The event was attended by HYB’s clients and subsidiary teams in Hongkoen. Dr. Benedikt Schoeler, Chief Executive Officer of HYB, explained that, “Opening a branch in Hongkoen reflects our commitment to customers in Hongkoen and the region of the North Pacific, where Hongkoen resides. Hongkoen is a thriving financial centre, and our branch there will put us in a better and closer position to serve our clients and satisfy their financial needs.”
“HYB sees the branch system as a way for us to mark our presence in the community where we operate. When opening up an account for themselves, customers very much enjoy the experience of seeing eye-to-eye and talking with a banker in person. Sure, online researching and online browsing are the rage these days, but our data have shown that more accounts are created thanks to having eye-to-eye experience with the representatives of the bank. If you want others — businesses, people, and organisations — to see you in a positive way in the community, I believe that having physical presence so people can see you establishing your place in that community, where people can contact you in person and visit your branch is actually a good thing. We believe in the positive experience of being in touch with the community, on the ground, during business hours”
He added: “Expanding our overseas business, i.e., outside the continent of Yohannes and outside the region of Greater Dienstad, also reflects our long-term growth strategy and our historically-established vision to become the nineteen countries’ leading international bank by establishing a truly ‘international’ footprint amongst the 25,000 member nations of the World Assembly and benefiting from the flow of commerce and trade outside Greater Dienstad.”
In January this year, the State Bank of Hongkoen — the Bank of Yohannes’ operating partner in Hongkoen — also opened a branch in the Shinzen Central Business District, next to the empire’s foreign consulate complex.
Mr Xuan Liuxian has been appointed General Manager of HYB’s Hongzen Branch and Head of Hongkoen. Alongside his original responsibility of overseeing consumer banking operation of the bank, he will also be responsible for overseeing the Bank of Yohannes’ business in the nation of Hongkoen for all banking services conducted with other financial institutions, including contacting the Hongkoen State Treasury concerning annual reports, and the delivery of financial markets products for local investors, coordinating actions with other market participants and the executive teams of partner institution State Bank of Hongkoen.
Under his belt, Mr Liuxian has more than ten years’ worth of experience working for international banks at the mid-senior level. He was the Head of Product Research for the Bank of Yohannes in Mokastana, with key focus on corporate and investment banking with large conglomerates and multinational companies, e.g., Montana Incorporated. He has worked as Head of Corporate Banking in Argentinstan and AHSCA in two international banks, where he gained his reputation for responsibly leading his team in many important fields, e.g., business development, credit and risk monitoring, and debt restructuring.
Published by The Royal Alexandria Times
Hongkoen wrote:Application Form [Account Creation]
Which one you are [tick one]? Agency [], Alliance [], Business [], Government [X], Individual [], Organisation []
Official name on record: Hongkoen Imperial House
Official nation of origin: State of Hongkoen
Type of account [tick one]:
Standard [] Executive [] Cash Fund [X] High Security [] Green Future [] Next Generation [] Gold Bullion []
Initial deposit [US$/gold/assets/etc.]: US$ 270,000,000,000 and 20 gold bars 10 grams
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? For Education, Infrastructure, Tourism, Culture development, Arts, and small business loans.
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BY9 1008, Alexandria, YohannesContact Us
Customer Service0800 117 7442
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Re: IPB account registration
The Executive Assistant
Hongkoen Imperial House
Hongkoen
As reviewed and approved before the
[ One Hundred and Fifteenth Parliament ] of the Nineteen Countries
19 November, Year of our Lord the [ Saint Maxtopia ]
Addressed to the rightful assistant of corporate affairs executive, in full representation, the Hongkoen Imperial House,
Kia Ora, Te āheitanga katoa, Takawaenga e whakahonoretia ana.
Thank you for your letter of 8 May, past Year of our Lord the Saint Maxtopia, and the following application submitted by your aide, addressed to Ms Kayla Syrén-Williams, Financial Advisory Councillor of International Private Banking. As Official Aide to Councillor of Financial Advisorym I am writing 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 has been met with complete agreement by the officers of the International Private Banking Office. I take this opportunity to thank your delegates’ participation during our, sometimes tense, five days of negotiation and the 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 inspection by Hongkoen State Agents in our branches, which for the purpose of this letter shall include not just actual sites of businesses, but also sites of projects affiliated with our investment funds in Hongkoen, and other such things as secondary offices of subsidiary partner and cross-border equal partner institutions in Hongkoen. 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 will understand, to preserve the record of diplomatic good will and neutrality between our respective governments, in the eyes of the Yohannesian media; 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 Hongkoen Imperial House, has been discussed, reviewed and voted on by parliament. This morning, the 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, Hongkoen Imperial House, number 425.
As reviewed and approved before the One Hundred and Fifteenth Parliament of the Nineteen Countries, the International Private Banking Office shall hereby officiate the following particulars:
Account Number 425 - Particulars Required for Confidential Record Keeping
The foreign investors of Hongkoen and Yohannesian origins concerned, represented on behalf of the parties, the Hongkoen Imperial House 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 Hongkoen 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 425 IPBD Cash Fund Hongkoen Imperial House
The foreign investors of Hongkoen 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 education, infrastructure, tourism, the arts and cultural development, and small and medium business developments, with primary nation of investment destination that of Hongkoen, and secondly Yohannes and nations of the Greater Dienstad region, and finally those overseas nations, out of many, having reputable economic history in any of biographically well detailed region.
II. Title of investment institution: Housing and Infrastructure Hongkoen Agglomerated Fund
III. Economic reach: Education, infrastructure, tourism, the arts and cultural development, and small and medium business developments; hereunto placeholder of future activity
IV. Investment advisor: Ms Kayla Syrén-Williams
V. Primary advisory institution: State Bank of Hongkoen
VI. Foundation: 19 November, Year of our Lord the [ Saint Maxtopia ]
VII. Foundation currency: 270,000,000,000.00; in NationStates Dollar [NS$], Universal Standard Dollar [US$], or equal value in Quertz russling [¥]
A. Exchange institution: Stock Exchanges and instrument markets of: Hongkoen, Yohannes, and hereunto placeholder of future listing
B. Foundation volume: 47,368,421,052.00
C. Registered expense ratio: 2.2%
VIII. Recirculation ratio: Cash Fund, passive concentrated, direct as secondary, medium-growth
IX. Profit distribution: annual profit given to host institutions in Hongkoen, 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 Nadia Freundlich [ Nadiafreundlich@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 growth of your assets, 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,
Magdalene Rosenstock
Official Aide to Councillor of Financial Advisory
The Bank of Yohannes
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