China’s Financial Interlinkages and Implications For Inter-Agency Coordination

Author/Editor:

Min Liao ; Tao Sun ; Jinfan Zhang

Publication Date:

August 26, 2016

Electronic Access:

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Summary:

China’s financial system has become very large, diversified, and interconnected. This changing financial landscape could potentially produce systemic risks, arising primarily from growing financial interconnectedness. The paper argues that, to address the potential systemic risks, Chinese authorities should further strengthen internal coordination, notably by institutionalizing better information collection and sharing among regulators, as well as enhancing coordinated and comprehensive analysis of systemic risk.

Series:

Working Paper No. 2016/181

Subject:

Bank credit Banking Financial institutions Financial markets Financial sector policy and analysis Financial sector stability Financial services Nonbank financial institutions Shadow banking Stock markets Systemic risk

English

Publication Date:

August 26, 2016

ISBN/ISSN:

9781475530490/1018-5941

Stock No:

WPIEA2016181

Pages:

30

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