Financial deepening
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China’s path to financial deepening
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Four steps to creating a multi-layered capital market
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Reform and the Shanghai Free-Trade Zone
Zhou Hanmin, vice-chairman of the Shanghai People’s Political Consultative Committee, describes how the creation of the Shanghai Free-Trade Zone represents China’s fourth phase of opening up
Improving China's OTC business is a vital for the creation of a multi-layered capital market
Zhu Congjiu, vice-governor of Zhejiang province and former assistant to the chairman of the China Securities Regulatory Commission, explains how the country can effect a multi-layered capital market
Creating an effective equity market in China
Wang Jianxi, chairman of Shenyin and Wanguo Securities, sees the delicate balancing act of supervising the financial markets as key to developing a multi-layered capital market
Future-proofing risk in the Chinese economy
Zhang Shenfeng, chairman of the China Financial Futures Exchange (CFFEX), argues that a multi-layered capital market must include an active financial futures to facilitate real-world risk management
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The IFF China Report 2015
The IFF China Report 2016
The IFF China Report 2016 launch at the Lujiazui Forum
Vice-chairman of the Financial and Economic Affairs Committee of the National People’s Congress Gu Shengzu and Central Banking editor-in-chief Christopher Jeffery unveil The IFF China Report 2016 at the Lujiazui Forum in Shanghai on June 13
About The IFF China Report 2016 (Chinese and English)
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