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List of
Central Banks Worldwide
The Oesterreichische
Nationalbank (OeNB) is the central bank of the
Republic of Austria and, as such, an integral
part of both the European System of Central
Banks (ESCB) and the Eurosystem. In the public
interest, the OeNB contributes to monetary and
economic policy decision making in Austria and
in the euro area. In line with the Federal Act
on the Oesterreichische Nationalbank (1984
Nationalbank Act – NBG), the OeNB is a stock
corporation. Given its status as a central bank,
it is, however, governed by a number of special
provisions, as laid down in the Nationalbank
Act. The OeNB’s capital totals EUR 12 million,
70% of which is held by the federal government
and 30% of which is owned by employer and
employee organizations as well as banks and
insurance corporations.
Economy of
Austria, it is one of the 12 richest countries in the world
in terms of GDP (Gross domestic product) per capita, has a
well-developed social market economy, and a high standard of
living. Until the 1980s, many of Austria's largest industry
firms were nationalised; in recent years, however,
privatisation has reduced state holdings to a level
comparable to other European economies. Labour movements are
particularly strong in Austria and have large influence on
labour politics. Next to a highly developed industry,
international tourism is the most important part of the
national economy.
Germany has historically been the main trading partner of
Austria, making it vulnerable to rapid changes in the German
economy. However, since Austria became a member state of the
European Union it has gained closer ties to other European
Union economies, reducing its economic dependence on
Germany. In addition, membership in the EU has drawn an
influx of foreign investors attracted by Austria's access to
the single European market and proximity to the aspiring
economies of the European Union. Growth in GDP accelerated
in recent years and reached 3.3% in 2006.[8]
In 2004 Austria was the fourth richest country within the
European Union, having a GDP (PPP) per capita of
approximately € 27,666, with Luxembourg, Ireland, and
Netherlands leading the list.
Vienna was ranked the fifth richest NUTS-2 region within
Europe (see Economy of Europe) with GDP reaching € 38,632
per capita, just behind Inner London, Luxembourg,
Brussels-Capital Region and Hamburg.
Growth has been steady in recent years 2002–2006 varying
between 1 and 3.3 %
List of
Offshore Bank
Here are some of the common famous Offshore Zones :
Switzerland, Austria, Latvia, Liechtenstein, Cyprus, Bahamas,
Cayman Islands, Belize, Costa Rica, Panama, Dominica, British
Virgin Islands, Isle of Man, Cyprus, Mauritius, Singapore,
Hong Kong, and Cook Islands. These places are notoriously
called ' Tax havens of the World ' because they offer
significant tax benefits like no income taxes, no estate
taxes, no capital gains, excellent interest rates for
investments, direct access to stock markets. Switzerland is
the undisputed leader in offshore.
Nevertheless, privacy is a biggest attraction in these 'Tax
Free Zones' of the world.
We make offshore bank account setup easy:
Just a copy of your passport "legalized" or ID required.
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Bank of Aruba -
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Bank of Bangladesh -
Bank of Barbados -
Bank of Belarus -
Bank of Belgium -
Bank of Belize -
Bank of Bermuda -
Bank of Bhutan -
Bank of Benin -
Bank of Bolivia -
Bank of Bosnia -
Bank of Botswana -
Bank of Brazil -
Bank of Bulgaria -
Bank of Burkina Faso -
Bank of Cameroon -
Bank of Canada -
Bank of Cayman Islands -
Bank of Central
African Republic - Bank of Chad -
Bank of Chile -
Bank of China -
Bank of Colombia -
Bank of Congo
-Bank of Costa Rica -
Bank of Côte d'Ivoire -
Bank of Croatia -
Bank of Cuba -
Bank of Cyprus -
Bank of Czech Republic -
Denmark -
Bank of Dominican Republic -
East
Caribbean area - Ecuador -
Egypt -
El Salvador -
Equatorial
Guinea - Estonia -
Ethiopia -
European Union -
Fiji -
Finland -
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