Financial Knowledge for Leaders Revised Edition

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Publish Date: 2002-03-02
Features: The content of this book is as follows: Since 1997, in accordance with the decisions and arrangements of the Party Central Committee and the State Council, China's financial industry has undergone a series of major reforms in its leadership system, organizational system, and regulatory system, resulting in significant changes in the financial organization system. This chapter has added content related to the reform of the Party leadership system in the financial system, the reform of the management system of the People's Bank of China, the China Securities Regulatory Commission, the China Insurance Regulatory Commission, the supervisory committees of state-owned key financial institutions, and financial asset management companies.
Chapter 2: Financial Markets The financial markets are reclassified and defined based on different trading instruments, including the bond market, stock market, fund market for investment funds, insurance market, and financial derivatives market. New knowledge such as the second-tier stock market (also known as the growth enterprise market), investment funds, and financial derivatives is introduced.
Chapter 3: Financial Control The chapter adds content and experience regarding the post-1997 Asian financial crisis, where amid the complex environment of China's economic development, especially the emergence of deflationary trends, the People's Bank of China implemented a prudent monetary policy, reformed and improved regulatory methods, supported economic growth and economic restructuring, successfully withstood the impact of the Asian financial crisis, maintained the stability of the RMB exchange rate, and promoted significant shifts in the national economy.
Chapter 4: Financial Services (originally titled "Bank Settlement and Credit Services")
Chapter 5: Foreign Exchange Management (originally titled "International Finance and Foreign Exchange Management")
Chapter 6: Financial Supervision (originally titled "Financial Risk and Financial Supervision")
Chapter 7: Financial Globalization