The purpose of this book is to examine the significant and
increasing problem of state bank non-performing loans (NPLs) in
China, which have undermined the stability of the banking system
and the efficient operation of markets. The accumulation of NPLs in
China has been caused by the dominant role of State banks in
China's financial markets, weak internal controls within State
banks, policy loans to state owned enterprises, unnecessary
administrative controls on banks' lending activities, and
inappropriate banking regulation and supervision. The author draws
on experiences at national, regional and international level to
make recommendations for the development of better workout
procedures for existing NPLs. He also examines the role of banking
regulation and supervision in preventing accumulation of NPLs and
in avoiding the impact of NPLs on the stability of the banking
system and the conditions of market discipline.
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