China Financial Supervision and Regulation Report: 2013
Chief Editor: Hu Bin
Deputy Chief Editor: Cheng Lian and Yin Zhentao
Preface:
China Financial Supervision and Regulation Report: 2013 (hereafter the Report 2013), as the annual report from Research Center for Financial Laws and Regulations (RCFLR), tries to reflect the current status, development and reformation of China's financial supervision and regulation in a systematic, comprehensive, persistent and authoritative manner. With the philosophy of "factually recording, objectively reviewing, and comprehensive analyzing", we hope this report may provide reliable and useful references for financial institutes, academic researchers, and regulatory authority.
The Report 2013 consists of three parts as General Reports, Sub-reports, and Special Topics. The first of the two general reports is Financial Regulation Reform in the 12th Five-Year Plan Period: Background, Problems, and Development, which discusses the perspective of China’s financial regulation and supervision system in the Five-Year Plan Period based on a review of its evolution path. The second general report is China’s Financial Supervision and Regulation: Developments in 2012, which makes a survey of the main reform and policy issues of China’s financial supervision and regulation in 2012 and gives an outlook of 2013. Sub-reports provide the details of development in the regulation of banking, securities, insurance, and foreign exchange administration. Special Topics deliver deeper analysis on some important issues in China's financial supervision and regulation, including liquidity regulation in banking sector, IPO system, regulating trust industry, macro prudential policy, and credit rating in micro financial institutes. We also include a systematic survey of the financial regulation systems in the world and discuss their implication for China's development in this area.
Table of Contents:
General Reports
Major Issues of China's Financial Regulatory Reform
China’s Financial Supervision and Regulation: Developments in 2012
Sub-Reports
Annual Developments in Banking Regulation
Annual Developments in Securities Regulation
Annual Developments in Insurance Regulation
Annual Developments in Foreign Exchange Management
Special Topics
China's Banking Sector Liquidity Regulation and Its Optimization
The Supervision of Chinese IPO System
Supervision on China's Trust Industry
The Course of Changes in the World's Financial Regulatory System and Their Implications for China
The Research and Application of Macro prudential Instrument
Construction of China’s Microfinance Institutions Rating System