China's rise : development-oriented finance and sustainable development / by Lixing Zou (China Development Bank Research Institute, China).

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Foreword -- Preface -- The logical basis of development-oriented finance -- Seizing the major contradiction in development -- Realistically exploring the solution to problems -- Cultural foundation of development-oriented finance -- Philosophical outlook on development-oriented finance -- Rational judgment of development trend and dynamics in the 21st century -- The theoretical contents of development-oriented finance -- Planning is a core competitive edge -- Building the credit market constitutes the fourth driver for economic development -- Organizational credit enhancement accelerates the construction of market credit system -- Portfolio financing, banking's efficient two-edged tool -- Perceptions on financial socialization -- The operation mechanism of development-oriented finance -- The operational mechanism : government entrance, financing process and marketing exit -- Sources of funding: financial bonds supplemented with other raised funds -- Governance structure : democratic funds and financial management -- The management style : market-based and standardized management mode -- The reform of development-oriented financial institute -- Global financial crisis promotes world order change and international strategy adjustment -- China's finance under the background of global changes -- The study of the development-oriented financial institute to functioning as a commercial bank -- Promoting the healthy development of the financial institution to a state of commercial operation -- A preliminary study of financial diplomacy -- Properly handle five relations to ensure the stable and rapid economic development of china -- Bibliography -- Epilogue -- Index.

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As a government institution specializing in development-oriented finance, the China Development Bank (CDB) has combined advanced international financial theories with China''s practical conditions and has done remarkably well in removing financing bottlenecks, establishing market credit systems, and ensuring faster and better economic and social development. Its practice and theory in development-oriented finance represent a major distinctive feature of China''s socialist market economy. Written in the setting of great history, great changes and great challenges, this book contains a systemati.

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