A Regulatory Design for Financial Stability in Hong Kong - Title page

pp iii-iii

Copyright page

pp iv-iv

Contents

pp v-vi

Acknowledgments

pp vii-vii

Abbreviations

pp viii-xii

1 - Introduction

pp 1-6

Part I - A Financial History of Hong Kong

pp 7-48

2 - Hong Kong, 1841–1997

pp 9-21

3 - Hong Kong Special Administrative Region

pp 22-48

Part II - The Regulatory Models of Financial Supervision

pp 49-90

4 - The Sectoral Supervisory Model

pp 51-70

5 - Integrated, Twin Peaks, and Systemic Risk Supervision for Financial Stability

pp 71-90

Part III - Contemporary Regulatory and Supervisory Approaches

pp 91-138

6 - Conceptualizing Financial Stability during Financial Crises

pp 93-118

7 - Financial Regulation for a Sustainable Economy

pp 119-138

Part IV - Banking Regulation and Supervision in Hong Kong

pp 139-194

8 - Bank Regulation and Supervision

pp 141-167

9 - Banking Systems and Financial Stability

pp 168-194

Part V - Resolution Regimes and Crisis Management Mechanisms

pp 195-260

10 - Deposit Protection and the Lender of Last Resort

pp 197-216

11 - Resolution Regimes and Systemically Important Banks

pp 217-238

12 - Central Clearing Counterparties and Derivatives

pp 239-260

Part VI - Financial Market Integration with the Mainland

pp 261-317

13 - China’s International Financial Centre, Renminbi Infrastructure, and Cross-Boundary RegTech

pp 263-286

14 - Dollar Sanctions, the Digital Yuan, and Regulating FinTech

pp 287-310

15 - Conclusion

pp 311-317

Index

pp 318-326