Financing China’s Belt and Road Initiative
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anti-corruption compliance
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Belt and Road Initiative
Bilateral Currency Swap Agreements
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China's Belt and Road Initiative
Chinese Ecnonomy
Chinese Financial Institutions
Chinese Government
CNH Market
Commercial Bribery
Concerted Efforts
Country Risk Assessment
cross-border financial regulation
Cross-border Renminbi
debt default resolution strategies
Dispute settlement
economic risk analysis
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Export Credit Insurance
Financing infrastructure
Foreign Corruption
Foreign Public Officials
Gdp Aggregate
IMF Data
infrastructure project finance
international investment law
Investment and Finance
Investment protection
Investment Protection Agreements
OECD Convention
Overseas Investment Insurance
Paris Club
Regional Economy
Renminbi Internationalization
Risk assessment
Road Initiative
sovereign debt management
St Century Maritime Silk Road
Supreme People's Court
Supreme People’s Court
Product details
- ISBN 9781032027470
- Weight: 220g
- Dimensions: 138 x 216mm
- Publication Date: 09 Jan 2023
- Publisher: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Publication City/Country: GB
- Product Form: Paperback
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Centering on the investment and financing infrastructure of China’s Belt and Road Initiative (BRI), this book puts forth the basic principles and general objectives of constructing a new investment and financing system of this magnitude. Beginning with a succinct analysis of the practical issues faced while developing the BRI’s investment and financing system, the author puts forward several approaches to optimizing and reestablishing the system for the further advancement of investment and financing among and beyond the Belt and Road countries. Topics include credit rules, management and control systems, investment protection, dispute settlement and risk assessment while establishing a new mechanism that helps resolve debt defaults, checks for potential corruption and bribery, fosters new growth, and enhances information transparency. The book will be a practical reference for researchers interested in the Belt and Road Initiative and world investment and finance, as well as policymakers, financial institutions and enterprises relevant to the BRI.
XIAO Gang previously served as Chairman of the China Securities Regulatory Commission and Chairman of the Bank of China. He has engaged in monetary policy making and financial supervision for years, and has a profound insight into China's macroeconomic and financial reform and development.
