Titlebook: Banking Regulation in China; The Role of Public a He Wei Ping Book 2014 He Wei Ping 2014 bank.banking.consumer

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Banking Regulation in China: Why, What, and How?,rary banking regulatory system, with particular focus on regulation of foreign banks trading in China, and to investigate whether those rationales apply to China. The chapter addresses three aspects of Chinese banking regulation: What does China regulate, why does China regulate, and how does China

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Regulatory Dissonance,CBRC. Regulatory dissonance provides a further example that regulation is captured by private forces, here, by regulators. Dissonance is undoubtedly detrimental to the interest of the public. Notwithstanding that the two bodies are charged with distinct regulatory objectives, “transverse dissonance”

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Regulatory Capture,vels of government, as well as by the regulated banks (both Chinese and foreign). An analysis of the relationship between the CBRC, its affiliates, the central government, and local governments provides an understanding of the delicate networks that connect the principal regulator to the economic an

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Equivariant harmonic maps into spheres,oped in Western economies, taking account of implications raised by the current financial turmoil. In particular, this chapter closely examines justifications for banking regulation in the light of public and private interests.

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Franz W. Kamber,Philippe Tondeurexploring regulation in relation to public and private interests. Many countries have revisited their financial regulatory frameworks, and embarked upon various reforms in an attempt to overcome regulatory deficiencies exposed by the GFC, to improve regulatory structure and regulatory culture, and t