Establishment and transformation of financial regulation

Author: Zhou Ziheng
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: This book, using the financial regulation models of Western countries, primarily the United States, as a representative, compares and analyzes the developmental and characteristic changes of financial regulation in countries such as Japan, the United Kingdom, and Germany, and conducts in-depth analysis and discussion. It proposes a policy advocacy centered on financial stability, financial development, and emphasizes the construction of a political and legal system that is compatible with the financial regulation system. The author, with historical facts as the thread, provides a detailed analysis of the key distinctions and historical origins between "regulation" and "supervision," theoretically and practically clarifying the direction for the establishment of China's financial system, and also helping policymakers accurately define the core objectives of regulation. This book holds significant reference value for the establishment and improvement of China's financial system, helping to shorten the exploration process for researchers and policy authorities. It also enables readers to gain a comprehensive understanding of the historical process of the establishment and transformation of financial regulation.