Chinese financial market theory and practice

Author: Wu Shiliang
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Publish Date: 2006-10-01
Features: This book starts from the practice of China's financial market, draws on the experience of other countries, and combines the exploration of domestic and international new theories to deeply analyze the Chinese financial market. It analyzes the functions, mechanisms, entities, and behaviors of the financial market, and studies the pricing of the financial market. Furthermore, it provides a detailed analysis and summary of the origins, development history, current status, and existing problems of each submarket—such as the money market, capital market, venture capital market, property rights trading market, insurance market, foreign exchange market, gold market, and the trust market, which is rarely discussed. It proposes suggestions and strategies for the development of these markets and addressing existing issues. Especially in terms of the development of the trust market, the issuance of corporate bonds, financing by securities firms, and the market exit of financial institutions, it offers new insights. This book is nearly a small encyclopedia encompassing decades of history in China's financial market. It is not only suitable as a textbook for general readers and universities but also serves as a reference book for industry professionals to improve their business expertise. This book starts from the practice of China's financial market, deeply analyzes the Chinese financial market, analyzes the functions, mechanisms, entities, and behaviors of the financial market, and studies the pricing of the financial market. Furthermore, it provides a detailed analysis and summary of the origins, development history, current status, and existing problems of each submarket, and proposes suggestions and strategies for the development of these markets and addressing existing issues.