Research on Bank Crises in Developing Countries

Author: Fang Jie
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Publish Date: 2002-04-01
Features: This book is divided into six chapters, systematically exploring issues such as the current state, causes, early warning, and prevention of banking crises in developing countries. First, it defines the concepts of banking risk and banking crises from both general and endogenous mechanisms, analyzing the economic roots of banking crises. Next, it examines the common characteristics of banking crises in developing countries, revealing their formation causes and real-world triggers. Building on this foundation, it preliminarily establishes a theoretical and practical framework for identifying, predicting, preventing, and resolving banking crises in developing countries, with special attention given to non-performing assets, which are a primary cause of such crises. Finally, it summarizes the research findings, reviews and analyzes the current state of banking risks in China, and proposes policy approaches and countermeasures to prevent banking crises in the country.