Articles with the same tag -- Department of Academic Journals, SUFE

| F812.2

How does Fiscal Regulation Affect Bond Market Pricing? Evidence from a Quasi-natural Experiment Based on Financing Platform Transformation Policies

Yao Dongmin, Dong Hongru, Meng Jing, et al

The Report to the 20th National Congress of the Communist Party of China pointed out the need to establish a modern fiscal and financial system, ensure financial stability, and regulate an...

First published at: Jun 03, 2024

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doi:10.16538/j.cnki.jfe.20240413.201

Journal of Finance and Economics, Vol. 50, Issue 06, pp. 34 - 48

专题讨论·防范银行风险 | F275

Banking Competition, Interbank Business Expansion and Bank Credit Risk

Yu Bo, Wu Hanhong

With the competition becoming more intense, scarcity of deposits makes it reasonable for commercial banks to increasingly depend on interbank liability. As consequence, a large amount of i...

First published at: Feb 01, 2020

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doi:10.16538/j.cnki.jfe.2020.02.003

Journal of Finance and Economics, Vol. 46, Issue 02, pp. 36 - 51

| F830.589

Self-construals, Cultural Difference and Credit Risk: Evidence from Internet Finance

Zhang Yiwei, Gao Weihe

Although the internet financial market has risen rapidly recently in China, the high default rate has become a constraint to the healthy development of the industry. Because " soft in...

First published at: Jan 01, 2020

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doi:10.16538/j.cnki.jfe.2020.01.003

Journal of Finance and Economics, Vol. 46, Issue 01, pp. 34 - 48

| F832.46

Rural-Urban Floating Borrowers’ Credit Risks and the Determining Mechanism from Spatial Income Differences

He Guanghui, Du Wei, Yang Xianyue

Using the lending data from the end of 2015 to the beginning of 2018 on a network loan platform, this paper for the first time studies rural-urban floating borrowers’ credit risks and the...

First published at: Jun 01, 2019

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doi:10.16538/j.cnki.jsufe.2019.03.005

Journal of Shanghai University of Finance and Economics, Vol. 21, Issue 03, pp. 63 - 73,152

| F832

Credit Risks and Forward-looking Provision Requirement in Industrial Sector:From the Perspective of Leverage and Financing Costs

Xu Youchuan

The forward-looking loan loss provisions management can smooth the pro-cyclical impact of bank credit supply on macro-economy, but there are few empirically estimable loan loss provisions ...

First published at: Jul 03, 2017

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doi:10.16538/j.cnki.jfe.2017.07.009

Journal of Finance and Economics, Vol. 43, Issue 07, pp. 107 - 118

| DF438.7

The Legal Prevention of Credit Default Swap Risks in China: From the Perspective of the Perfection of Information Disclosure Rules

Chang Jian, Luo Weiheng

The introduction of credit default swaps（CDS）in China plays an active role in the alleviation of liquidity shortages in bond market due to the break of the rigid payment. However, under ...

First published at: Jun 01, 2017

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doi:10.16538/j.cnki.jsufe.2017.03.011

Journal of Shanghai University of Finance and Economics, Vol. 19, Issue 03, pp. 118 - 128

Stress Test of Credit Risk for Local Financing Platforms under the Jumps in Asset Values

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Journal of Finance and Economics, Vol. 39, Issue 02, pp. 27 - 37

Does Credit Risk Puzzle Exist in China's A-share Market?

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Journal of Finance and Economics, Vol. 38, Issue 09, pp. 60 - 69

Economic Cycles,Economic Transition and Systemic Credit Risk of Firms:Empirical Study Based on ECTM Model

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Journal of Finance and Economics, Vol. 37, Issue 06, pp. 26 - 36

Analysis on the Relationship among Credit Risk,Export Credit Insurance and Export Trade

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Journal of Finance and Economics, Vol. 36, Issue 05, pp. 114 - 123