Format:
1 online resource (633 pages)
Edition:
1st ed.
ISBN:
9780415423205
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9781135072988
Series Statement:
Routledge Advanced Texts in Economics and Finance Series
Content:
Asia's demand for second-generation financial institutions and markets needs to be met in order for the region's further development to be sustained. This book provides a compelling, fact-based assessment of current practices and regulations in Asia's financial institutions and markets and carefully documents the exciting opportunities and challenges that lie ahead in the region's financial systems
Note:
Intro -- Finance in Asia Institutions, regulation and policy -- Copyright -- Contents -- List of illustrations -- Table of cases, statutes and conventions -- Acknowledgements -- About the authors -- Introduction -- I.1 Finance in Asia -- I.2 Financial intermediation -- I.3 Convergence? -- I.4 The future of finance in Asia -- I.5 Structure of the book -- 1 Asia's development model -- 1.1 Divergent results from development -- 1.2 Asia's modern economic history -- 1.3 Features of the development model -- 1.4 Asia's economy today -- 1.5 Conclusions and questions -- 2 Finance in Asia -- 2.1 Finance and development -- 2.2 Finance in the Asian development model -- 2.3 The Asian financial crisis of 1997-98 -- 2.4 From regional to global crises -- 2.5 The global financial crisis 2007-9 -- 3 Challenges to development and finance -- 3.1 Weaknesses in the development model -- 3.2 A generic view of intermediation -- 3.3 Intermediation in Asia -- 3.4 Intermediation in China -- 4 Financial systems and practice: central banking, regulation and risk management -- 4.1 Second generation financial systems: lessons from law and finance -- 4.2 How does finance matter? -- 4.3 Monetary policy and central banking -- 4.4 Financial stability, regulation and development -- 4.5 Financial intermediaries and risk management -- 5 Institutional foundations of finance -- 5.1 Institutional foundations of finance -- 5.2 Governance, legal systems and economic development -- 5.3 The significance of property rights -- 5.4 Collateral and creditor rights -- 5.5 Insolvency -- 5.6 Contract enforcement and dispute resolution -- 6 Credit risk and commercial banking -- 6.1 Utility banking -- 6.2 Core commercial banking -- 6.3 Medium-term credit -- 6.4 Cash securitization -- 7 Investment banking and financial innovation -- 7.1 Origins -- 7.2 Investment and universal banking
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7.3 Markets in information and reputational capital -- 7.4 Contracts and innovation -- 7.5 Innovation in derivatives -- 7.6 Asian investment banking -- 7.7 The end of innovation? -- 8 Debt securities, derivatives and complex transactions -- 8.1 Debt contracts, loans and bonds -- 8.2 Financial derivatives -- 8.3 Credit derivatives and complex transactions -- 9 Equity securities, organized exchanges and corporate governance -- 9.1 Equity claims and capital markets -- 9.2 Portfolio theory and financial globalization -- 9.3 Organized exchanges -- 9.4 Equity markets in Asia -- 9.5 Corporate governance -- Appendix: the IPO process -- 10 Mergers, acquisitions and corporate control -- 10.1 Corporate change -- 10.2 Finance and deal mechanics -- 10.3 Activity in Asia -- 10.4 Case study: ABN Amro Holding NV -- 10.5 Prospects -- 11 Non-bank and non-traditional intermediation -- 11.1 Investor behaviour -- 11.2 Traditional asset management -- 11.3 Non-traditional intermediation -- 11.4 Islamic finance -- 12 Regional financial integration -- 12.1 Concepts of integration -- 12.2 State cooperation and governance -- 12.3 Integration drivers -- 12.4 Integration and development -- 12.5 Monetary and financial cooperation -- 12.6 Global influences -- 13 The future of finance in Asia -- Notes -- Glossary -- Bibliography -- Index
Additional Edition:
Print version Liu, Qiao Finance in Asia Oxford : Taylor & Francis Group,c2013 ISBN 9780415423205
Language:
English
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