Insight - Financial reforms to propel opening-up of sector


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FOREIGN-funded institutions generally acknowledge that China has opened up its financial market wider. But why is there still a gap between China’s policy efforts and foreign financial institutions’ sense of gain?

Perhaps because of the difficulties and challenges faced by these institutions in doing business in China.

In addition to a survey, we (Institute of World Economics and Politics of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences) also conducted 10 meetings with financial institutions from the United States, Japan, the European Union, and the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region.

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