The Chinese Path of Financial Derivatives Regulatory Legislation: Based on a Comparative Research
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https://doi.org/10.54097/ehss.v1i.660Keywords:
Financial Derivatives, Financial Derivatives, Regulation, OTC Derivative Risk Management, Central Counterparty Clearing Mechanism.Abstract
In the international derivatives market, the proportion of the OTC derivatives market is much higher than that of the OTC derivatives market. After the subprime mortgage crisis triggered by the lack of regulation of OTC financial derivatives, a series of financial control schemes were discussed after the G20 summit. There are still many problems with the regulation of OTC derivatives in China. The U.S. financial derivatives are of great reference value to the regulation of China. This paper analyzes the regulatory system of financial derivatives regulation in the United States. It discusses how China can effectively carry out financial regulation of OTC derivatives after the subprime crisis.
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