Report on Capital Operations Issues in China

Author: Chen Mingsen
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Publish Date: 2003-05-01
Features: In today's era of highly developed capital markets and the significant dominance of financial capital, the role of capital operations in the economic and social life of countries and the management of enterprises is becoming increasingly prominent. The book covers topics such as administrative system reform, state-owned enterprise reform, property rights reform, state-owned asset management, as well as banking supervision, securities supervision, and many other subjects, making it an excellent resource for government officials, corporate leaders, and those engaged in teaching and training. Against the backdrop of economic globalization and China's entry into the WTO, the book comprehensively describes the current state of capital operations in China, deeply analyzes existing problems, proposes some ideas and countermeasures, and draws lessons from foreign capital operation experiences. The entire book is closely aligned with China's national conditions, with particular emphasis on explaining the property rights reform of state-owned enterprises and the development of mixed-ownership economies. It clarifies the main body of state-owned property rights, advances the reform of state-owned asset management systems, fosters and improves capital markets, constructs capital operation platforms, develops investment banks, and nurtures capital operation intermediaries—key issues China faces.