After more than three decades of economic development and reform, China’s GDP is ranked second only to the United States’ – a huge jump from its 10th place in 1978. During the same period, China’s financial sector has experienced explosions of growth. And the growth in the financial sector seems to be unaffected by the Asian financial crisis of 1997 and the worldwide financial crisis of 2008.
This extraordinary phenomenon raises the question of how financial risk management in China has been conducted. The aim of this special issue is to answer this and other related questions.
Suitable topics include but are not limited to:
- Evolution of Chinese risk management system (regulations, practices and strategies)
- Risk management in the banking sector (national and regional/local banks)
- Credit creation and regulations
- Development of financial instruments and risk management
- Balance/inbalance in credit allocation between state-owned sector and private sector
- Chinese risk management thought and its impact/relevance to today's risk management practices
- Financial risk management in municipal and rural China
- Financial risk management and the real estate market of China
- Financial risk management practices in China versus in western countries
- Financial risk management professional development
Important Dates
Paper submission: 15 December, 2013
Reviewers' comments: 15 April, 2014
Revised paper submission: 15 June, 2014
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