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Cryptoassets have emerged as a new category of financial products in recent years and have attracted a great deal of attention from market participants and regulators. While the characteristics of cryptoassets, such as anonymity and disintermediation in transactions, bring significant benefits,...
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Online Peer-to-Peer lending (P2P lending or online lending), as an important component of financial technologies (fintechFinTech), was once very popular in China, but by the end of 2020, it had been completely wiped out from the Chinese financial landscape. This is not really due to business...
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China is one of the pioneers in developing innovative models for credit business through a partnership between Fintech firms and traditional financial institutions such as banks. There are different business models of this Fintech-Bank partnership, a common feature being that in entering into...
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In the wake of the global financial crisis of 2008, shadow banking has been widely identified as one of the major sources of financial instability, and its regulation has become the subject of much international debate. Existing studies, however, have focused on advanced economies, such the US...
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Since 2001, when China joined the WTO, foreign investment enterprises in China have grown considerably and exhibited significant developmental trends. In response, the Chinese government has been trying hard to reform its laws to keep pace with market developments. This article will undertake a...
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In light of the recent global financial crisis, this article aims to critically examine China's financial regulatory structure and based on the results of such examination, set out reform proposals for China. At present, China adopts a traditional sectoral system of financial regulation, which...
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Mobile payment generally refers to transactions made through the applications of a portable electronic gadget without the transfer of cash. As one of the most disruptive technologies for finance, mobile payment has been rapidly transforming the traditional financial industry. While it brings...
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