Corporate Governance and the Reform of China's State-owned Commercial Banks

Author: Huang Degen
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Publish Date: 2003-09-01
Features: The overall framework of this book combines corporate governance and corporate management research. By introducing the historical evolution of enterprise theory and using principal-agent theory and the theory of super-asset rights as the theoretical foundation of corporate governance, it not only analyzes domestic and international corporate governance mechanisms, especially the problems faced by the corporate governance of state-owned commercial banks, from the perspectives of economics, law, and history, but also proposes solutions for the corporate governance and business process reengineering of China's state-owned commercial banks by introducing the experience of integrating business management processes of Citibank and China Merchants Bank (Hong Kong) Limited, combined with the author's own experience working in domestic and international commercial banks.