EIB annual 18-K/A report
On 20 August 2008, the European Investment Bank filed its Form 18-K/A with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.
EIB submits SEC Form 18-K/A
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The European Investment Bank (EIB) has submitted its Form 18-K/A SEC.
To view the document, please go to www.sec.gov.
The 18-K has also been posted on the EIB website at the following location: http://www.eib.org/investor_info/publications/eib-annual-18-k-a-report.htm
Hard copies of the 18-K/A may be ordered via this website location.
BACKGROUND INFORMATION
The European Investment Bank, based in Luxembourg, was set up in 1958 under the Treaty of Rome. Owned by the European Union Member States, the EIB is the EU’s long-term lending institution, financing projects that promote European economic development and integration. Besides supporting projects in the Member States, its main lending priorities include financing investments in future Member States of the EU and EU Partner countries. The EIB operates on a non-profit maximising basis and lends at close to the cost of borrowing. The Bank’s consistent AAA rating is underpinned by firm shareholder support, a strong capital base, exceptional asset quality, conservative risk management and a sound funding strategy. In 2007, EIB raised EUR 55 billion.
To view the document, please go to www.sec.gov.
The 18-K has also been posted on the EIB website at the following location: http://www.eib.org/investor_info/publications/eib-annual-18-k-a-report.htm
Hard copies of the 18-K/A may be ordered via this website location.
BACKGROUND INFORMATION
The European Investment Bank, based in Luxembourg, was set up in 1958 under the Treaty of Rome. Owned by the European Union Member States, the EIB is the EU’s long-term lending institution, financing projects that promote European economic development and integration. Besides supporting projects in the Member States, its main lending priorities include financing investments in future Member States of the EU and EU Partner countries. The EIB operates on a non-profit maximising basis and lends at close to the cost of borrowing. The Bank’s consistent AAA rating is underpinned by firm shareholder support, a strong capital base, exceptional asset quality, conservative risk management and a sound funding strategy. In 2007, EIB raised EUR 55 billion.