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Evaluating financial fragility: a case study of Chinese banking and finance systems

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Evaluating financial fragility: a case study of Chinese banking and finance systems

L. Shang, B. Zhou, et al.

This study unveils a financial fragility evaluation index system applied to the Chinese finance market, revealing significant fluctuations linked to economic crises. With insights into the vulnerability of major banks, the research conducted by Li Shang, Biao Zhou, Jiannan Li, Decai Tang, Valentina Boamah, and Zhiwei Pan offers vital implications for banking policy.

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Abstract
This study constructs a financial fragility evaluation index system and applies it to the Chinese finance market from 2007 to 2022. The study identifies three major fluctuations in financial fragility linked to the 2008 recession, 2015 volatility, and the 2019 COVID-19 pandemic. Analyzing 15 Chinese banks in 2018, it finds Bank of Ningbo least vulnerable and China Minsheng Bank most vulnerable, based on factors like return on assets, capital adequacy, and non-performing loans. The findings offer insights for Chinese banking policy.
Publisher
Humanities & Social Sciences Communications
Published On
Mar 16, 2024
Authors
Li Shang, Biao Zhou, Jiannan Li, Decai Tang, Valentina Boamah, Zhiwei Pan
Tags
financial fragility
Chinese finance market
bank vulnerability
economic fluctuations
banking policy
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