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Legal Thinking On The Financial Mixed Operation In China

Posted on:2007-06-18Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:H LiuFull Text:PDF
GTID:2206360212467613Subject:International law
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After entering WTO the Chinese financial industry faces with the opportunity and the challenge. In 2007 the Chinese financial industry will open to the outside world completely without the protect of the government and join the reform by itself. Facing mixed operation of foreign banks competition, the Chinese financial industry is responding positively. How the Chinese financial industry's operation pattern and the supervising pattern adapt to the opening financial market, and how to deal with the reform? Which one suits our country, divided operation or mixed operation? What kind of special finance risk will come in the mixed pattern? How to prevent risk and strengthen financial supervision?This paper studies the theme of China Legal Finance Operation. The following is a summary of the main content of this article:The first part of this paper researches the environment of financial mixed operation in China. The second part indicates that it is a realistic choice to combine the divided model and mixed model in China, and proposes the spindle financial holding company conception. The third part is the core part of this paper. Take financial holding company as the representative it emphasizes the analysis of the special financial risks of mixed model, discuses overall principle and implementation arrangement of Chinese financial mixed operation, and unifies the overseas experience has carried on the thorough analysis on how to prevent financial risks effectively and strengthen financial supervision .It points out that the key to solve the question is that as soon as possible founding the financial supervising main body coordinated mechanism and improve supervision...
Keywords/Search Tags:Financial Mixed Operation, Environment and strategy, Financial holding company, Financial risk, Legal Supervision
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