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The Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank: Outlook and Implications Professor Douglas W. Arner Asian Institute of International Financial Law Faculty of Law University of Hong Kong ssrn.com/author=524849

Overview Background and context One Belt, One Road What we know Design and legal framework

Background and Context China and the international economic system China rising Lessons of the global and Eurozone financial crises

China and the international economic system Membership in existing system: IMF, World Bank, Asian Development Bank WTO accession experiences Trade and investment

China rising Increasing influence in existing institutions to reflect economic size Chiang Mai Initiative World Bank, ADB Development IMF governance

The lessons of the global and Eurozone financial crises Rebalancing trade Overreliance on the US dollar Restructuring the domestic economy: The middle income trap problem Taking its proper place in global economic affairs

One Belt, One Road 13 th 5 year plan: MDBs, investment, RMB internationalisation, financial liberalisation New Development Bank (BRICS) OBOR: initial idea, subsequent development AIIB: 50b CDB, ABC, China Exim: 62b SDR inclusion Investment, trade

AIIB: What we know “Lean, green, clean” 57 “Prospective Founding Members” (PFMs) Headquarters: Beijing Multilateral Interim Secretariat, Secretary General: Jin Liqun Chief Negotiators’ Meetings (3 so far) Articles: June 2015 Establishment: end 2015

Design and legal framework: Issues Not the first new institution since Bretton Woods New Development Bank articles Purpose: infrastructure – private vs state? IFC vs World Bank model? ADB experiences Reflective of time (eg IFC, EBRD): 2008 UN Growth Report, Seoul Development Consensus Relations with other institutions / governments: Political / environmental mandates? Governance: Governors, Directors, President, Staff – major shareholders / veto? Finances: Capital: US$ 100b? RMB? Credit rating? Borrowing? Co-financing?

Issues and prospects Bigger than anticipated More complex Role of developed economies Interactions with and implications for other institutions (ADB, IMF, World Bank, New Development Bank, CDB, ABC, China Exim) Building a new system?