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    He will succeed Takehiko Nakao, who will leave office on Jan. 16, 2020.

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    He will succeed Takehiko Nakao, who will leave office on January 16, 2020.

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    He will succeed Takehiko Nakao, who will leave office on January 16 of 2020.

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    Takehiko Nakao is a Japanese civil servant who was elected the ninth president of the Asian Development Bank in 2013.

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    Earlier in September 2019, ADB's president Takehiko Nakao has announced his resignation which will be effective from January 16, 2020.

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    Recently in September 2019, ADB's president Takehiko Nakao has announced his resignation which will be effective from January 16, 2020.

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    Asian Development Bank(ADB) on Tuesday said its president Takehiko Nakao has announced his resignation which will be effective from January 16 next year.

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    ADB's Asian Development Outlook 2019 report released in April states that developing Asia comprising of 45 countries is estimated to grow by 5.7% in 2019(which is pointed out by Nakao).

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    ADB's Asian Development Outlook 2019 report released in April states that developing Asia comprising of 45 countries is estimated to grow by 5.7% in 2019(which is pointed out by Nakao).

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    According to Takehiko Nakao, President and Chairperson of Asian Development Bank, the Asia-Pacific region is supposed to grow at 5.7% in 2019 but the rising trade tensions might hinder its growth.

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    Nakao said ADB stands ready to commit more than $12 billion lending in the next three years, 2020- 2022, averaging annually over $3 billion for sovereign operations and $1 billion for nonsovereign operations.

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    While addressing the opening session of the Board of Governors at ADB's 52nd Annual Meeting in Nadi, Fiji, Mr. Nakao notified that the consumer and investor behavior could diminish due to trade tensions between the nations.

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    Nakao said ADB stands ready to commit more than USD 12 billion lending in the next three years, 2020- 2022, averaging annually over USD 3 billion for sovereign operations and USD 1 billion for nonsovereign operations.

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