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China’s economic growth – selected financial aspects
Redaktor: Klaudia Zielińska-Lont
Redaktor: Magdalena Rosińska-Bukowska
Liczba stron: 106
Rok wydania: 2020
e-ISBN: 978-83-8220-096-6
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China’s economic miracle is widely admired, studied and analysed ever since the country started experiencing unprecedented development pace. This monograph focuses on selected financial aspects of China’s economic growth that seldom are at the centre of attention of the researchers. The authors stress that the maturing financial system contributes greatly to the country’s transition to a modern, developed economy. Research conducted for this monograph is part of a wider analysis of Asia’s competitive position – Asia’s global expansion: business and financial aspects (2020), http://dx.doi.org/10.18778/8142-990-0.
Different areas of the Chinese financial system are analysed in detail in order to show that the country has largely passed the stage of catching up with the most developed economies of the world and in certain cases has already taken the lead. China’s bond market is growing in liquidity, its financial institutions are among the largest in the world and at the same time are able to meet the strictest prudential requirements. Innovativeness of China’s FinTech sector has surpassed many established financial institutions of the world.
China’s financial institutions are ready to compete on the global market and the Chinese economy will no longer build its competitive position exclusively on cheap labour. The findings of these book will help understanding what type of challenges are waiting ahead of the Middle Kingdom.
The authors of the monograph are researchers from the University of Lodz, the Department of International Business and Trade, http://www.instytutgm.uni.lodz.pl/about/the-department-of-international-business-and-trade/
Different areas of the Chinese financial system are analysed in detail in order to show that the country has largely passed the stage of catching up with the most developed economies of the world and in certain cases has already taken the lead. China’s bond market is growing in liquidity, its financial institutions are among the largest in the world and at the same time are able to meet the strictest prudential requirements. Innovativeness of China’s FinTech sector has surpassed many established financial institutions of the world.
China’s financial institutions are ready to compete on the global market and the Chinese economy will no longer build its competitive position exclusively on cheap labour. The findings of these book will help understanding what type of challenges are waiting ahead of the Middle Kingdom.
The authors of the monograph are researchers from the University of Lodz, the Department of International Business and Trade, http://www.instytutgm.uni.lodz.pl/about/the-department-of-international-business-and-trade/
Introduction 7
Chapter 1. The monetary policy of China — evolution and perspectives (Joanna Bogołębska) 9
1.1. The evolution of the final and intermediate objectives of the monetary policy 10
1.2. The evolution of monetary policy instruments 14
1.3. China’s exchange rate policy 18
1.4. Challenges for the monetary policy 20
Conclusions 22
Chapter 2. Directions and prospects for the development of the bond market in China (Joanna Bogołębska) 23
2.1. The bond market in the Chinese financial sector and the determinants of its development 23
2.2. Bond market segments, trading venues, and categories of investors 27
2.3. The characteristics of today’s bond market 30
2.4. Treasury debt securities market 35
2.5. Prospects for an increase in the role of the Chinese bond market in the international financial system 37
Conclusions 38
Chapter 3. Corporate finance — China’s big four banks (Magdalena Rosińska-Bukowska) 39
3.1. Origins and determinants of changes in the corporate finance of China 40
3.2. Evolution of Chinese banking system — the emergence of China’s big four banks 44
3.3. The Industrial and Commercial Bank of China — ICBC 47
3.4. China Construction Bank Corporation — CCB 50
3.5. Agricultural Bank of China — ABC 54
3.6. Bank of China — BOC 56
Conclusions 59
Chapter 4. China’s largest credit institutions in light of Basel III implementation (Klaudia Zielińska-Lont) 61
4.1. Short characteristics of the Chinese banking sector 62
4.2. Basel Accords short overview 64
4.3. Basel Accord implementation and prudential supervision in China 65
4.4. Economic impact of implementing the Basel Accord 66
Conclusions 74
Chapter 5. The development of the FinTech sector as a source of innovation for the Asian financial market — the example of China (Karolina Anielak) 75
5.1. The FinTech sector in global terms 76
5.2. FinTech as an innovation in the financial market 77
5.3. The characteristics of the Asian market FinTech 79
5.4. Development of FinTech’s market in China 84
Conclusions 91
Conclusions 93
References 95
List of figures 103
List of tables 105
Chapter 1. The monetary policy of China — evolution and perspectives (Joanna Bogołębska) 9
1.1. The evolution of the final and intermediate objectives of the monetary policy 10
1.2. The evolution of monetary policy instruments 14
1.3. China’s exchange rate policy 18
1.4. Challenges for the monetary policy 20
Conclusions 22
Chapter 2. Directions and prospects for the development of the bond market in China (Joanna Bogołębska) 23
2.1. The bond market in the Chinese financial sector and the determinants of its development 23
2.2. Bond market segments, trading venues, and categories of investors 27
2.3. The characteristics of today’s bond market 30
2.4. Treasury debt securities market 35
2.5. Prospects for an increase in the role of the Chinese bond market in the international financial system 37
Conclusions 38
Chapter 3. Corporate finance — China’s big four banks (Magdalena Rosińska-Bukowska) 39
3.1. Origins and determinants of changes in the corporate finance of China 40
3.2. Evolution of Chinese banking system — the emergence of China’s big four banks 44
3.3. The Industrial and Commercial Bank of China — ICBC 47
3.4. China Construction Bank Corporation — CCB 50
3.5. Agricultural Bank of China — ABC 54
3.6. Bank of China — BOC 56
Conclusions 59
Chapter 4. China’s largest credit institutions in light of Basel III implementation (Klaudia Zielińska-Lont) 61
4.1. Short characteristics of the Chinese banking sector 62
4.2. Basel Accords short overview 64
4.3. Basel Accord implementation and prudential supervision in China 65
4.4. Economic impact of implementing the Basel Accord 66
Conclusions 74
Chapter 5. The development of the FinTech sector as a source of innovation for the Asian financial market — the example of China (Karolina Anielak) 75
5.1. The FinTech sector in global terms 76
5.2. FinTech as an innovation in the financial market 77
5.3. The characteristics of the Asian market FinTech 79
5.4. Development of FinTech’s market in China 84
Conclusions 91
Conclusions 93
References 95
List of figures 103
List of tables 105
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