Comparative Study on Bank Supervision

Author: Shi Jiliang
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Publish Date: 2005-08-01
Features: This book was written over nearly a year based on the relevant instructions from Vice Chairman Shi Jiliang of the China Banking Regulatory Commission. Comparing the banking regulatory regulations of major countries and regions in the world is itself a very complex undertaking, for three reasons: , the relevant regulations are scattered across different laws and regulations of various countries and regions. It is not to mention how difficult it is to obtain the materials, even if it is necessary to sort out the threads from these intricate regulations requires considerable perseverance and patience. Third, comparative research is one of the more challenging methods of study, requiring familiarity with the regulations of each country and region, as well as the identification of commonalities and differences, and the need for both research and analysis as well as abstract classification. Third, the comparison of regulatory systems and practices between different countries and regions is still a first in China. Although there have been some articles and books that touch upon the topic, they tend to be quite fragmented, superficial, and even inaccurate. Therefore, from the very beginning, we set clear goals for writing this book: to go beyond what has already been done, striving for accuracy, systematicity, and depth, with "comparison".