The IFF China Report 2015
The IFF China Report 2015: The Chinese economy at a crossroads
New report aims to lift the veil on Chinese policy-making
The rising international role of the renminbi
Renminbi is now the second most used currency in trade finance
Zhu Guangyao on global financial governance, divergent monetary policy and IMF reform
China's vice-minister of finance
Former PBoC chief explains why RMB evolution brings benefits to China and rest of the world
The internationalisation of the renminbi is needed for a highly open real economy in China
Bank of China chairman on RMB internationalisation moving from strength to strength
Cross-border renminbi settlement in the first nine months of 2014 reached 4.8 trillion yuan
Justin Lin on fixing the fault lines of the international monetary system
A supranational reserve currency could be created to prevent repeat financial crises
ICBC chairman on the overseas expansion of China’s banking industry
China’s direct foreign investments surpassed foreign countries' direct investments in 2014
CIC's Li Keping on fine-tuning the new era of Chinese outbound investment
China's outbound investment has increased by 39% a year since 2002
AIIB chief on China's outbound investment development and challenges
China ranked as the world number three in outbound overseas investment in 2012
China's ‘One belt, one road’ vision to strengthen co-operation
The ‘One belt, one road' philisophy has been embraced by 57 countries
South-South development co-operation in transformation
China worked together with African countries on SSDC to enhance self-development
Chinese outward direct investment: overtaking other EMEs
Outward investment was expected to surpass inward investment in 2014 for the first time
Trade structure: from raw materials to machinery and services
The country has prospered by adopting a ‘learning by doing’ attitude
Future-proofing risk in the Chinese economy
China needs to build a futures market to enable real economic agents to manage risk
Zhu Guangyao on China's 'new normal', investment and external pressures
Vice-minister of finance on Chinese economic policy and external challenges
Creating an effective equity market in China
Regulatory restrictions are preventing China's capital market development
Improving China's OTC business is a vital for the creation of a multi-layered capital market
An over-the-counter market is essential for a complete capital market
Reform and the Shanghai Free-Trade Zone
The next steps are for China to be included in US and EU-led free trade agreements
Four steps to creating a multi-layered capital market
Renminbi internationalisation needs a fully fledged debt market
Coping with risks associated with financial liberalisation in China
Financial reforms can lead to increased volatility in interest rates, financial fragility and loss of output
Factor price reforms and their macroeconomic policy impact
Interest rate reforms, which have occurred incrementally, are already having an effect
Developing China's capital market is central to 'new normal' reform
China's capital market only accounts for about 45% of GDP
China’s path to financial deepening
Chinese leadership is increasingly promoting a more market-based system
Five foundations for the reform of China
Reform also involves society, politics, culture and ecology