President Xi Jinping (bottom row, fourth left) and other AIIB delegates, some from countries that are sceptical of China's leadership in the venture. Photo: Kyodo President Xi Jinping (bottom row, fourth left) and other AIIB delegates, some from countries that are sceptical of China's leadership in the venture. Photo: Kyodo
President Xi Jinping (bottom row, fourth left) and other AIIB delegates, some from countries that are sceptical of China's leadership in the venture. Photo: Kyodo
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China can benefit if it treats its AIIB partners with fairness

Curtis Chin says some of China's neighbours are understandably sceptical about its leadership in the new bank, and their willingness to speak up provides a path to greater transparency

Curtis Chin
Curtis Chin

Updated: 2:38pm, 29 Jul, 2015

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President Xi Jinping (bottom row, fourth left) and other AIIB delegates, some from countries that are sceptical of China's leadership in the venture. Photo: Kyodo President Xi Jinping (bottom row, fourth left) and other AIIB delegates, some from countries that are sceptical of China's leadership in the venture. Photo: Kyodo
President Xi Jinping (bottom row, fourth left) and other AIIB delegates, some from countries that are sceptical of China's leadership in the venture. Photo: Kyodo
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