
East Asian Finance : The Road to Robust Markets.
Title:
East Asian Finance : The Road to Robust Markets.
Author:
Ghosh, Swati R.
ISBN:
9780821367445
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Physical Description:
1 online resource (234 pages)
Contents:
Contents -- FOREWORD -- ACKNOWLEDGMENTS -- ACRONYMS AND ABBREVIATIONS -- Overview and Summary -- The Changing Regional Context -- Where Do the East Asian Financial Markets Stand Today? -- The Road to Robust Markets -- Conclusions -- Outline of the Report -- 1 Moving Toward a More Robust and Diversified Financial System -- 2 Regional Cooperation as a Means to Diversify Financial Markets -- Extent of Financial Integration -- Enhancing Integration through Regional Initiatives -- Both Regional and Domestic Policy Measures Are Needed -- 3 Building Better Institutional Infrastructure -- The Exercise of Corporate Governance: An Overview -- Shareholder Rights, Board Responsibilities, and Their Implementation -- Creditors' Rights and Their Implementation -- Accounting Standards and Practices -- Summary -- 4 Fostering an Efficient and Sound Banking Sector -- Developments in East Asian Banking Since the Financial Crisis -- Improving the Efficiency and Enhancing the Reach of the Banking Sector -- Ensuring the Stability of the Banking System -- 5 Deepening the Securities Markets -- Developments in East Asian Securities Markets Since the Financial Crisis -- Deepening the Securities Markets -- Strengthening the Regulatory Framework for Securities Markets -- Conclusions -- 6 Strengthening the Investor Base -- Pension Funds -- Insurance Sector -- Mutual Funds -- 7 Developing Sound Markets for Risk Sharing -- Derivatives Markets -- Securitization -- 8 Dealing with Growing Linkages Across Markets -- Trends and Issues in Supervision -- The Pros and Cons of Unified Supervision -- Implementation Issues in Moving to Unified Supervision -- APPENDIXES -- Appendix 1: Statistical Tables -- Appendix 2: International Financial Reporting -- Appendix 3: Basel II Issues -- ENDNOTES -- REFERENCES -- INDEX -- BOXES -- 1.1 Importance of a Diversified Financial System.
2.1 Tests of Integration in Equity Markets -- 2.2 The Asian Bond Fund Initiative -- 2.3 Rationale and Feasibility of Setting Up a Regional Credit-Rating Agency -- 3.1 Key Elements for Well-Functioning Credit Information Systems -- 3.2 Summary of OECD Corporate Governance Principles -- 3.3 Selected Amendments to Corporate Governance in China's Company Law -- 3.4 Principles and Guidelines for Effective Insolvency and Creditor Rights -- 4.1 Reasons for the Expansion in Consumer Lending -- 4.2 The Hong Kong Mortgage Corporation -- 4.3 Cagamas: The National Mortgage Corporation in Malaysia -- 4.4 Progress in Corporate De-Leveraging and Corporate Performance -- 4.5 Impact of Structural Changes on Banking Sector Efficiency: Empirical Analysis -- 4.6 Effects of the Entry of Foreign Banks: Cross-Country Findings -- 4.7 Factors Affecting Availability of Bank Finance: Cross-Country Findings -- 4.8 Enhancing the Environment for the Provision of Microfinance by Banks -- 4.9 Deposit-Insurance System: Features of Good Design -- 4.10 Combating Money Laundering and Financing of Terrorism -- 5.1 Measures to Enhance Liquidity in the Domestic Bond Market in Malaysia -- 5.2 Trading Fixed-Income Instruments on the Exchange in Thailand -- 5.3 Repos and Securities Lending -- 5.4 New Ways for Medium-Size Companies to Access Capital: Mexico's New Securities Law -- 5.5 Demutualization: Corporatization of the Stock Exchange -- 6.1 In the Philippines, Outdated Legislation Is Delaying the Growth of the Investment Fund Sector -- 6.2 Collapse of Fixed-Income Funds in Korea in 1999 -- 6.3 Enforcement Failure: Fixed-Income Funds in Indonesia -- 7.1 Main Features of Derivatives Markets -- 7.2 Failure of a Futures Exchange: The Shanghai Stock Exchange -- 7.3 Principles of Securitization -- 7.4 The KOROmas Fund Ltd. -- 7.5 The Bauhinia Program -- 7.6 Singa Secured Assets -- FIGURES.
1 GDP and Investment -- 2 Assets of the Financial Sector -- 3 Importance of Bank Assets Relative to Equity and Bond Markets -- 4 Efficiency of Equity Markets -- 5 Factors Affecting the Efficiency of Securities Markets -- 6 Insurance Penetration and Density -- 7 Structure of the Report -- 1.1 Assets of the Financial Sector -- 1.2 Importance of Bank Assets Relative to Equity and Bond Markets -- 1.3 Assets of Institutional Investors -- 3.1 Core Attributes and Underpinnings of Well-Functioning Financial Systems -- 3.2 Disclosure Practiced by Listed Firms -- 4.1 Indicators of Banking Sector Efficiency -- 4.2 Indicators of Banking System Soundness -- 4.3 Performance of East Asian Banks Relative to Those of Other Regions -- 4.4 Deposit-Money Banks' Claims on the Private Sector and Government -- 4.5 Size of Mortgage Debt -- 4.6 Residential Mortgage Markets in China -- 4.7 Indicators of the Reach of Banking Services -- 4.8 Degree of Competition in Banking -- 4.9 Regulations Affecting Ease of Entry and Exit -- 4.10 Schema of Different Banking Strategies and Bank Size -- 4.11 Compliance with Basel Core Principles for Banking Supervision -- 5.1 Number of Listed Firms -- 5.2 Proportion of Shares That Are Inaccessible to Foreigners -- 5.3 Equity Market Efficiency -- 5.4 Equity Market Stability -- 5.5 Factors Affecting the Efficiency of Securities Markets -- 6.1 Asset Class Exposure of Investment Funds -- 7.1 Liquidity Ratios in Equity Derivatives and Cash Markets -- 7.2 Participants in Key East Asian Derivatives Markets, 2004 -- 7.3 Stylized Elements and Sequencing of Derivatives Markets Development -- 7.4 Composition of Cross-Border Securitization Deals -- 7.5 Mechanisms to Mitigate Credit and Structural Risks in More Complex Securitization -- TABLES -- 1 Structure of Financial Systems -- 2 Bond Markets: Breakdown by Type of Bond Issuer.
3 Liquidity Indicators in the Bond Markets -- 4 Market Infrastructure Scores -- 5 Factors Affecting Transaction Costs in Bond Markets -- 6 Main Over-the-Counter and Exchange-Traded Derivatives in East Asia -- 7 Assets of Institutional Investors -- 8 Indicators of Concentration in the Insurance Industry -- 9 Status of Key Elements Needed for Securitization -- 1.1 Structure of Financial Systems -- 2.1Holdings of Foreign Assets and Liabilities with the Rest of the World -- 2.2 Consolidated Bank Claims -- 2.3 Portfolio Investment Assets and Liabilities -- 2.4 Correlation in Equity Returns -- 2.5 Correlation in Local-Currency Bond Returns -- 2.6 Regulations Affecting Cross-Border Flows -- 2.7 Tax Treatment of Returns from Foreign Investors' Holdings of Local Bonds -- 2.8 Availability and Access to Derivatives Markets for Cross-Border Investors -- 3.1 Corporate Governance Scores-A Market Perspective -- 3.2 Disclosure by Top Five Banks in Each Jurisdiction -- 3.3 Infrastructure for Credit Reporting and Financial Information -- 3.4 Assessments of Shareholder Rights and Board Responsibilities -- 3.5 Treatment of Real Property -- 3.6 Treatment of Movable Property -- 3.7 Assessment of Unsecured and Secured Creditor Rights -- 3.8 Assessment of Insolvency Regimes -- 4.1 Changes in the Structure and Ownership of Commercial Banks -- 4.2 Mortgage Rates Offered by Banks in Selected Economies -- 4.3 Predicted Shares of Households and Small Firms Using Banking Services -- 4.4 Measures of Consolidation and Diversification of Banking Sector Activities -- 4.5 Aspects of Deposit Insurance Schemes in East Asia -- 4.6 Main Features and Key Requirements for the Different Approaches Under Basel II -- 5.1 Size of Equity Markets (Market Capitalization) -- 5.2 Size of Bond Markets (Domestic Bonds Outstanding) -- 5.3 Indicators of Access to Stock Markets for Firms.
5.4 Breakdown by Type of Bond Issuer -- 5.5 Liquidity in Equity Markets -- 5.6 Trading Costs in Equity Markets -- 5.7 Liquidity in Bond Markets -- 5.8 Where Countries Stand on Elements Affecting Pre-Settlement and Settlement Risks -- 5.9 Scores on Clearance and Settlement Infrastructure and Post-Settlement -- 5.10 Key Factors Affecting Liquidity and Efficiency of Securities Markets -- 5.11 Ratings of Securities Laws on Disclosure Requirements, Liability Standards, and Anti-Self-Dealing -- 5.12 Status of Demutualization -- 6.1 Assets of Institutional Investors -- 6.2 Asset Size and Type of the Most Important Pension Schemes -- 6.3 Broad Allocation of Pension Fund Assets -- 6.4 Coverage Ratios of Pension Schemes -- 6.5 Nominal Contribution Rates of Main Pension Schemes -- 6.6 Indicators of Development of the Insurance Sector -- 6.7 Indicators of Concentration in the Insurance Sector -- 6.8 Scope of Investment Regulations in the Life Insurance Sector -- 6.9 Governance Structures of Mutual Funds -- 7.1 Main Over-the-Counter and Exchange-Traded Derivatives -- 7.2 Derivative Products and Turnover -- 7.3 Status of Infrastructure for Derivatives Markets -- 7.4 Cross-Border Securitization Transactions -- 7.5 Status of Key Elements Needed for Securitization -- 7.6 Types of Risks in Securitization Transactions -- 8.1 Risk Transfers Among Banks, Insurance Companies, and Capital Markets -- 8.2 Advantages and Disadvantages of Different Models of Regulatory Structure -- 8.3 Major Implementation Issues Reported by Countries in Moving to Unified Supervision -- 8.4 Average Time Taken to Complete Key Tasks in Moving to Unified Supervision.
Abstract:
This study analyzes the key issues and constraints - in terms of efficiency, access and safety and soundness - faced by East Asian countries in developing their financial markets which are at different stages of development, drawing on global experience. The study takes stock of the initiatives being undertaken at the regional level to foster greater financial integration as a means of deepening and diversifying financial markets, and on the policy issues that need to be addressed at the domestic level to deepen and diversify financial markets and to actually benefit from the actions that are being taken at the regional level.
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Electronic reproduction. Ann Arbor, Michigan : ProQuest Ebook Central, 2017. Available via World Wide Web. Access may be limited to ProQuest Ebook Central affiliated libraries.
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