Chinese rural banking situation and the reform of the main rural financial supplier "Rural Credit Cooperatives"

Junhong Meng

Die ländlichen Regionen Chinas sind im Vergleich zu den städtischen Regionen deutlich weniger entwickelt. Das ländliche Finanzsystem hat in den zurückliegenden Dekaden seine Funktionen nur unzureichend erfüllt. Um die Entwicklung der ländlichen Regionen zu fördern, wurden 1994 seitens der chinesischen Regierung Reformen des ländlichen Finanzsystems eingeleitet.Das Buch analysiert die Reform der wichtigsten ländlichen Finanzinstitute und stellt den Status quo der Kommerzialisierung und Diversifizierung des ländlichen Finanzmarktes dar. Die Autorin will die Fragen beantworten, welche politischen Maßnahmen zur Effizienzsteigerung der ländlichen Finanzierungsinstitute die chinesische Regierung ergriffen hat, inwieweit die Kommerzialisierung der Genossenschaftsbanken erfolgreich ist, und welche Probleme die ländlichen Finanzinstitute nach wie vor haben.

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Year of publication:	2014 ; 1. ed.
Authors:	Meng, Junhong
Publisher:	Baden-Baden : Nomos
Subject:	Ländliches Finanzsystem \| Rural financial sector \| Genossenschaftsbank \| Cooperative bank \| Bankenreform \| Banking reform \| China \| Ländlicher Raum \| Kapitalmarkt \| Genossenschaftlicher Bankensektor \| Reform \| 1996-2009

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Extent:	1 Online-Ressource (192 Seiten)
Series:	Weltwirtschaft und internationale Zusammenarbeit ; 14
Type of publication:	Book / Working Paper
Type of publication (narrower categories):	Hochschulschrift
Language:	English
Thesis:	Zugl.: Heidelberg, Univ., Diss., 2014
Notes:	Description based upon print version of record Cover; 1. Introduction ; Part I Financial Supply Situation and Existing Structure of Formal Banking Institutions in Rural Areas ; 2. Financial supply situation and existing structure of formal banking institutions in rural areas ; 2.1 Overall supply situation of rural banking services ; 2.2 Main formal financial entities active in rural areas ; 2.2.1 Agricultural Bank of China ; 2.2.2 Agricultural Development Bank of China ; 2.2.3 Postal Savings Bank of China ; 2.2.4 Rural cooperative financial institutions ; 2.2.5 New types of rural financial institutions ; 2.3 Summary Part II Supervisory System of the Chinese Banking Sector 3. Supervisory system of the Chinese banking sector ; 3.1 Supervisory authorities in Chinese rural financial markets ; 3.1.1 The supervisory work of the PBC ; 3.1.2 The supervisory work of the CBRC ; 3.2 Prudential legal framework of Chinese banking regulation and supervision ; 3.3 Prudential supervisory tools of the CBRC ; 3.3.1 Supervision on capital ; 3.3.2 Supervision on liquidity risk ; 3.3.3 Supervision on credit risk ; 3.3.4 Supervision on profitability risk ; 3.4 Summary Part III Overall RCC Situation and RCC Reform in China since 1996 4. History and performance of Rural Credit Cooperatives ; 4.1 RCC development ; 4.2 Financial performance of RCCs ; 5. RCC reform in 1996 ; 5.1 Policy design of this round of RCC reform ; 5.2 Results and overall evaluation of this round of reform ; 6. RCC reform since 2003 ; 6.1 Reform policy of the State Council's 15th document ; 6.1.1 RCCs' ownership transformation ; 6.1.2 Transfer of RCCs' management to local government ; 6.1.3 Reform supporting policies ; 6.1.4 The pilot areas in 2003 and 2004 6.2 Scale, conditions, aim and results of financial supporting measures 6.3 Features of new legal structures and transformation result ; 6.3.1 Shareholder requirements and shareholding structure ; 6.3.2 Corporate governance ; 6.3.3 Tai'an Case study of the institutional transformation ; 6.4 Provincial RCC unions as management authorities ; 6.5 Result and evaluation of RCC reform in 2003 ; 7. Conclusion and prospect for the further development ; Bibliography ; Annex 1: Risk assessment system for JSCBs ; Annex 2: Core indicators for prudential supervision
ISBN:	978-3-8487-1499-5 ; 978-3-8452-5541-5 ; 978-3-8452-5541-5 ; 978-3-8487-1499-5
Other identifiers:	10.5771/9783845255415 [DOI]
Source:	ECONIS - Online Catalogue of the ZBW

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