The IFF China Report 2018
Insight and opinion from China’s top leaders, policymakers and financiers
Post-financial crisis – A decade on
The Global Financial Crisis sparked Group of 20 countries to introduce tough new regulations on financial institutions and instruments. Yet the architecture of the global monetary, economic and financial system has many flaws. What lessons can China learn from the episode? And how can China assist in the creation of a more robust global system in the years ahead?
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Ripple effect – The profound impact of the global financial crisis
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