Author: Wu Fenggang
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2006-08-20
Features: This book employs various methods to research and explore relevant issues such as the theoretical foundation, model selection, governance structure, development path, and regulatory arrangements of securities company groupization. It attempts to establish an analytical framework for financial groups or financial holding companies from the perspective of securities companies. The innovations of this book include:
First, it positions the groupization strategy of securities companies in terms of organizational structure, business models, and development paths.
Second, it provides a specialized analysis of the motivations and problems behind the downward groupization of securities companies.
Third, it attempts to introduce corporate group theory into the governance structure of financial groups.
Fourth, it analyzes the strategic focus of the upward groupization of securities companies.
Fifth, it explores the relevant content of financial legislation within the framework of modernizing China's financial legislation.
Sixth, it proposes institutional recommendations and operational priorities for establishing a main regulator for financial groups.
The research in this book holds significant practical and theoretical value for the future direction of securities companies at a critical reform juncture.
Securities Firm Grouping: Models and Governance
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