PARIS (MNI) – Eurozone finance ministers pledged Monday that EMU
states would provide E150 billion in new resources to the International
Monetary Fund, via bilateral loans, “as part of a broader international
effort to improve the adequacy of IMF resources.”
The table below shows the shares of each EMU country in the
proposed E150 billion for the IMF.
Source: Eurogroup
Shares are based on countries’ new actual 2010 IMF quota shares
(i.e. quota shares after the entry into force of the 14th
General Review of Quotas). These figures are indicative.
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EMU-17 new quota Share in
share (%) share(%) euros (bln)
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Austria 0.825 4.09 6.13
Belgium 1.345 6.66 9.99
Cyprus 0.064 0.32 0.48
Finland 0.506 2.51 3.76
France 4.227 20.94 31.40
Germany 5.586 27.67 41.50
Italy 3.161 15.66 23.48
Luxembourg 0.277 1.37 2.06
Malta 0.035 0.17 0.26
Netherlands 1.832 9.07 13.61
Slovakia 0.210 1.04 1.56
Slovenia 0.123 0.61 0.91
Spain 2.000 9.91 14.86
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TOTAL EMU-17 20.191 100.00 150.00
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