The major components of the Chinese financial system as it existed by the end of 1990 are identified. The activities of each component, its relative importance, and the role which each is likely to play in the economy as it develops are discussed. The components of the system include the State Council, the People's Bank of China, the Banking Sector, the non-banking sector, and the financial market. Professor Zhang Yi-Chun and Mr. Ma Mingjia have access to documentation on the development of this financial system which is not available elsewhere.

This book discusses the major components of the Chinese financial system in 1990 with their activities and the role each is apt to play.

About the Author

CECIL R. DIPCHAND is Professor of Finance in the School of Business Administration at Dalhousie University. He is the Project Director of the Dalhousie/Xiamen University Linkage Program, and is widely published in the periodical literature and in books.

ZHANG YICHUN is Professor of Money and Banking, and Dean of Economics College of Xiamen University, P.R.C. Professor Zhang has published 14 books, including Socialistic Money and Banking, and over 60 articles in China of which 4 books and 5 papers were awarded prizes for excellence.

MA MINGJIA is the Vice Head of the Department of Financial Administration of the Bank of China, P.R.C. He has published more than 140 articles on finance, has participated in the compilation of The Encyclopedia of the Banking of China, and is chief editor of Stock Knowledge Series and 12 books on finance which have a considerable influence on financial circles of China.

Book Information
ISBN 9780313292828
Author Cecil R. Dipchand
Format Hardback
Page Count 240
Imprint Praeger Publishers Inc
Publisher Bloomsbury Publishing Plc