Financial electronicization

Author: Zhang Chenghu
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Publish Date: 2001-11-01
Features: Financial electrification is an interdisciplinary field that integrates financial theory and practice, computer science, management science, and more, covering a very broad range of content. The author has been teaching the course "Financial Electrification" to undergraduate and graduate students since 1991. Although he has accumulated a considerable amount of material and published some preliminary insights, he found it challenging to organize these accumulations into a book. Some of the research and materials were limited by the environmental conditions of financial reform and development at the time and the then-existing technological and application levels, which are now outdated and not suitable for inclusion. Additionally, some important aspects of financial electrification, such as the security and confidentiality of financial information systems, were intended to be included, but the author felt that the rapid advancement of technology and the deepening application of financial electrification had made the content too complex to be systematically organized within a limited in a short period, so they were ultimately excluded. Some research materials, though mature, were perceived as too conceptual or overly simplistic, and thus were not included either. Therefore, this book systematically organizes several issues within the author's research field, combining the scientific research practices he has engaged in over the years. It is a compilation of the author's achievements in the theory and teaching research of financial electrification, as well as in the practical engineering activities of financial electrification.