Comparative Financial Systems: New Financial Series Textbooks

Author: Yang Shenggang
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Publish Date: 2005-11-01
Features: As a graduate textbook in finance, this book provides a comparative study of the operational mechanisms, fundamental characteristics, and socio-historical conditions and economic-financial environments that constrain the development and evolution of financial systems in several representative countries (regions). Through a comprehensive comparison of the emergence and development, organizational structures, and functional features of central banks, financial institutions, financial markets, and financial regulatory systems in various countries (regions), it opens a window for readers to understand the changes and development paths of financial systems worldwide (regions). The book is characterized by its novel structure, clear organization, detailed information, and rich content. It can serve as a graduate textbook for finance programs in various institutions and is also suitable for reading and reference by a broad range of economic and financial theorists and practitioners.