Designing Financial Systems for East Asia and JapanJoseph Fan, Masaharu Hanazaki, Juro Teranishi Routledge, 2004. gada 2. aug. - 416 lappuses This book deliberates on some urgent issues that face the new architecture of the financial systems in Japan and East Asia. The book is broken into three sections: *The role of financial institutions and markets in economic development in Japan and East Asia *Issues in corporate governance and new technologies *The designing of efficient financial systems With contributions from leading Asian economics experts based around the world, this book will be useful to both scholars and professionals with an interest in financial systems, corporate financing and governance. |
Saturs
| 15 | |
Japanese economic success and the curious characteristics | 84 |
Japanese securities firms business corporations and financial | 112 |
PART II | 185 |
Evidence from | 204 |
Who monitors and how? | 225 |
The determinants of executive compensation in Japan | 273 |
Further reforms of the JGB market for the promotion | 316 |
Index | 385 |
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activities assets average Bank of Japan banking sector Basel Accord bonds capital market Cash flow CM CM coefficients companies competition controlling shareholders corporate governance countries credit crunch cross-shareholdings decline deposits directors diversification East Asian economic effect model Explanatory effect model Random efficient equity Explanatory variables Estimate financial institutions financial markets financial system Fixed effect model hypothesis incentive increase industry institutional investors interest rates investment Japanese banks Japanese financial system JGBs Journal of Finance keiretsu lending loan ratio Hausman Long-term loan ratio main bank relationship managerial model Random effect monitoring non-performing loans Panel participation costs percent performance period positive Profit rate Random effect model ratio Hausman test regressions risk role sample securities securitization share significant stock market stock prices structure Table test Chi Sq Tier 2 capital tion Tobin's Q trading venture capital wealth distribution