Research On Real Estate Credit Derivatives Market Supervision In China

Since the 90s of last century, real estate credit derivative products in the global financial markets have gained an unprecedented explosion of growth, the fundamental reason is that credit derivatives which is regarded as an effective tool can transfer and disperse and avoid the risk of excessive concentration of features. In recent years, with the rapid development of China's real estate market, real estate financial markets have begun to take shape. However, looking back at the entire real estate finance industry, real estate financing development is highly unbalanced, the main method are bank credit. especially, personal housing mortgage loans by banks has been regarded as a "quality assets" and vigorously promote the expansion. Because China's financial supervision and legal basis are weak, credit rating system and credit culture is still not perfect, add up with the lack of financial regulation, all kinds of "fake mortgage" "circular loans" and other false financing are very serious that result in real estate finance market accumulated a great deal of credit risk. In view of this, this paper uses the virtual capital theory of economics of Marx and the Western theory of financial regulation as a guide, the integrated use of logic, deductive and inductive reasoning, qualitative analysis and quantitative analysis, and comparative analysis of combining research methods, through the market characteristics of China's real estate finance analysis, that the promotion of real estate credit derivatives is a necessary move to improve with the development of China's real estate finance market. Learning from the sub-prime crisis, this paper believes that if real estate develop credit derivatives,market financial regulation must be first. On this basis, the article discusses real-estate credit derivatives market regulation's necessity and cost, at the same time,it describes the sub-prime crisis in the U.S. and puts up with the ways to strengthen China's real estate credit derivatives market regulation.