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7. Reform and Development of the Banking Industry

verfasst von : Rixu Lan

Erschienen in: The Financial Development of China

Verlag: Springer Nature Singapore

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Abstract

Since the beginning of the reform and opening-up policy, China’s banking industry has largely followed the process of reforming the socialist economic system, adapting to the transition from a planned economy to a market economy, and gradually achieving the goals of banking reform. Following the approach of separating allocation and management of funds, the first step was to separate the Agricultural Bank of China(ABC), Bank of China(BOC), Industrial and Commercial Bank of China from the People’s Bank of China(ICBC), and the China Construction Bank(CCB) from the Ministry of Finance. These four state-owned specialized banks underwent commercialization reforms and gradually transformed into four state-owned commercial banks.

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Fußnoten
1
The following text explains that unless otherwise specified, the term “four state-owned commercial banks” refers to Industrial and Commercial Bank of China (ICBC), China Construction Bank (CCB), Agricultural Bank of China (ABC), and Bank of China (BOC).
 
2
Yi Gang. Reflections on Financial Reform in China, Commercial Press, 2009: 282.
 
3
Deng Xiaoping. Selected Works of Deng Xiaoping (Volume Three), People’s Publishing House, 2008: 193.
 
4
The capital of our country’s commercial banks had significantly different sources in 1994. Before the reform and opening up, the credit funds were allocated annually by the government; in 1984, the government ceased allocation, and banks began to extract a portion from retained profits as credit funds, also known as self-owned funds.
 
5
Zhu Min, Cai Jinqing, Ai Meixia. The Rise of China’s Financial Industry—Challenges and Global Impact. CITIC Publishing House, Preface, 2010: 30.
 
6
Compiled based on relevant data from LI Zhihui’s Development and Changes of China’s Banking Industry (Gezhi Publishing House, Shanghai People’s Publishing House, 2008: 97).
 
7
Li Zhihui. Development and Changes of China’s Banking Industry. Gezhi Publishing House, Shanghai People’s Publishing House, 2008: 97.
 
8
Compiled based on relevant data from China Financial Yearbook (2003).
 
9
Compiled based on relevant data published on the official website of the People’s Bank of China.
 
10
Li Zhihui. Development and Changes of China’s Banking Industry. Gezhi Publishing House, Shanghai People’s Publishing House, 2008: 96.
 
11
The research team of the “Jingshan Report”. The Second Half of China’s Financial Opening Up. CITIC Press, 2018: 70.
 
12
Compiled based on relevant data from China’s Reform and Development Report (1978–1994): China’s Road (Published by China Financial and Economic Publishing House, 1995).
 
13
Bank of Communications, as the first nationwide joint-stock commercial bank, was considered as part of the joint-stock commercial banks until 2007. After that, it was categorized as a state-owned commercial bank.
 
14
Although Hainan Development Bank collapsed and was liquidated in less than three years after its establishment, it is included here mainly because it initially operated as a nationwide joint-stock commercial bank. Hui Shang Bank, formerly known as Bengbu Housing Savings Bank, is not included in this list because it was primarily formed from urban commercial banks and credit cooperatives.
 
15
Li Zhihui. Development and Transformation of China’s Banking Industry. Gezhi Publishing House and Shanghai People’s Publishing House, 2008:154.
 
16
“First Batch of 5 Private Banks All Profitable, Achieving a Net Profit of 980 Million Yuan Last Year”. People’s Daily, December 26, 2017:10.
 
17
Yi Gang. “Removing the foreign ownership ratio restrictions on banks and financial asset management companies.”.
 
Metadaten
Titel
Reform and Development of the Banking Industry
verfasst von
Rixu Lan
Copyright-Jahr
2024
Verlag
Springer Nature Singapore
DOI
https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-97-8273-4_7

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