中国与捷克：金融的变迁及转型=China and Czech：Changes and Transformation in the Financial Sector：英文

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PREFACE 1 THE DIRECTION OF FINANCIAL TRANSFORMATION：BUILD A MODERN FINANCIAL SYSTEM

PREFACE 2 LET'S SHARE EXPERIENCE AND IMPROVE MUTUAL UNDERSTANDING

CHAPTER 1 CHANGES AND REFORM OF NEW CHINA'S FINANCIAL SYSTEM

Section 1 Exploration and reconstruction of the financial system after the founding of New China（1949—1977）

Section 2 Reform and development of China's financial system（1978—2012）

Section 3 China's new financial business forms under the background of Internet finance（2013 to present）

Section 4 Achievements and experience of China's financial system reform

Section 5 Deepening and innovation of China's financial system reform

CHAPTER 2 70 YEARS OF NEW CHINA'S MONETARY POLICY FRAMEWORK：CHANGES AND TRANSFORMATION

Section 1 Exploration of the monetary policy framework after the founding of New China（1949—1977）

Section 2 Reform and improvement of the monetary policy framework（1978—2012）

Section 3 The transformation and new characteristics of the monetary policy framework since the launch of the campaign to comprehensively deepen reforms（2013—2019）

Section 4 Major challenges and future direction of China's monetary policy framework

CHAPTER 3 70 YEARS OF NEW CHINA'S SECURITIES MARKET：CHANGES AND STRUCTURE

Section 1 China's securities market before the reform and opening-up（before 1977）

Section 2 Early development of the securities market（1978—1991）

Section 3 Formation and preliminary development of national capital market（1992—1998）

Section 4 Regulated development of modern securities market（1999—2019）

Section 5 Achievements of China's securities market

CHAPTER 4 CHANGE AND ADAPTATION OF NEW CHINA'S FINANCIAL REGULATION SYSTEM

Section 1 The beginning of financial regulation after the founding of New China（1949—1977）

Section 2 Adaptive development of China's financial regulation（1978—2016）

Section 3 Moderate mixed regulation（2017—2019）

Section 4 Characteristics of China's financial regulation

CHAPTER 5 NEW CHINA'S FINANCIAL OPENNESS TO THE OUTSIDE WORLD：CHANGES AND EXPLORATION

Section 1 The principal theory of financial openness

Section 2 Retrospect of China's financial openness

Section 3 China's exploration of the capital account openness

Section 4 Summary of and reflection on the experience of China's financial openness

CHAPTER 6 MONETARY POLICY IN AN OPEN EMERGING ECONOMY—THE CASE OF THE CZECH REPUBLIC

Section 1 Monetary policy and the financial system at the beginning of the transformation process

Section 2 Trilemma of the Czech monetary policy

Section 3 Currency crisis

Section 4 Search for a new monetary policy regime

Section 5 Conclusion

CHAPTER 7 SELECTED ISSUES OF THE BANKING SECTOR IN A TRANSITION ECONOMY：BASED ON THE ANALYSIS OF CZECH REPUBLIC

Section 1 Size of the financial sector and its role in promoting growth in transition and emerging economies

Section 2 Prices of real estate and other assets and their connection with financial stability

Section 3 Sovereign exposure and sovereign risk

Section 4 The Banking Union

Section 5 Macroprudential policy

Section 6 Interaction of monetary and macroprudential policy

Section 7 Conclusions

CHAPTER 8 MONETARY POLICY IN A TIME OF ZERO INTEREST RATES：THE CASE OF THE CZECH REPUBLIC

Section 1 Zero lower bound and inflation targeting

Section 2 Effective lower bounds for interest rates

Section 3 Foreign exchange intervention policy and exchange rate commitment in the context of inflation targeting

Section 4 Conclusions

CHAPTER 9 RELIEVING THE PRESSURE ON HOUSEHOLD FINANCES

Section 1 Debt forgiveness

Section 2 Modern examples of debt relief

Section 3 Does debt relief，and in particular forgiveness，work？

Section 4 Conclusions

APPENDIX 1 ICBC'S OPERATION AND DEVELOPMENT IN CZECH REPUBLIC

Section 1 ICBC and Its International Development

Section 2 Establishment of Prague Branch

Section 3 ICBC's Practice of Business Development in Czech Republic

APPENDIX 2 HOME CREDIT—A CHINESE STORY OF CONSUMER FINANCE

Section 1 Introduction of Home Credit Group