Contributors to this International Monetary Fund study include Chinese policymakers, academic leaders, private market participants, and IMF staff. The study analyzes factors related to China’s
ability to assess its own financial stability policy framework and implement tougher regulatory and supervisory standards. Major themes are reforming the financial system, macroeconomic factors
affecting financial stability, and strengthening financial system oversight. Some specific aspects examined include the impact of financial liberalization on China’s financial sector,
transforming China’s economic development model, systemic liquidity and monetary operations, capital markets and financial stability, and practical experiences in banking supervision and
regulation. Annotation ©2014 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)
