By and large, the Yunnan Tin agreement conformed to Beijing's new guidelines. In accordance with the prescribed procedure, the deal stipulates that a subsidiary of China Construction Bank will set up a joint fund with Yunnan Tin to raise investment capital in two rounds worth 5 billion yuan (about $741 million) each. China Construction Bank itself will chip in only a small sum to the fund. Most of the money will come from investors, wealth management products, China's four major asset management companies and the National Social Security Fund . Once the fund has reached its 10 billion-yuan target, Yunnan Tin will repay an equivalent sum in outstanding loans to its primary creditors. The only component missing from the Yunnan Tin swap is the independent "implementing agency" that the guidelines describe, though its absence likely indicates that the government has not had time to establish one.