Impact of Shadow Banking on China’s Stock Market
Primary Faculty Mentor’s Name
Charles Hodges
Proposal Track
Student
Session Format
Poster
Abstract
The purpose of this research is to cultivate an in depth understanding on how the unregulated practice of shadow banking influences certain segments of China’s financial industry. In recent years, China’s significant economic growth has gathered the attention of their global investors and competitors. Shadow banking is an alternative solution used to gain short-term and long-term assets, which contribute to China’s financial growth. Shadow banking refers to the act of financial institutions, when lending money to various businesses and local governments at high interest rates outside of the standard financial system. Throughout our research, we will perform an analysis of the Shanghai Stock Exchange, and discover how unregulated banking affects the Chinese stock market. This research will conclude with an understanding on the role of shadow banking and equity values in China. We will try to determine if shadow banking in China has a positive or negative effect on the perceived value of Chinese stocks.
Keywords
China, Finance, Banking, Stock exchange
Location
Concourse/Atrium
Presentation Year
2014
Start Date
11-15-2014 9:40 AM
End Date
11-15-2014 10:55 AM
Publication Type and Release Option
Presentation (Open Access)
Recommended Citation
Johnson, Jovan and Malcolm, Nathaniel, "Impact of Shadow Banking on China’s Stock Market" (2014). Georgia Undergraduate Research Conference (2014-2015). 56.
https://digitalcommons.georgiasouthern.edu/gurc/2014/2014/56
Impact of Shadow Banking on China’s Stock Market
Concourse/Atrium
The purpose of this research is to cultivate an in depth understanding on how the unregulated practice of shadow banking influences certain segments of China’s financial industry. In recent years, China’s significant economic growth has gathered the attention of their global investors and competitors. Shadow banking is an alternative solution used to gain short-term and long-term assets, which contribute to China’s financial growth. Shadow banking refers to the act of financial institutions, when lending money to various businesses and local governments at high interest rates outside of the standard financial system. Throughout our research, we will perform an analysis of the Shanghai Stock Exchange, and discover how unregulated banking affects the Chinese stock market. This research will conclude with an understanding on the role of shadow banking and equity values in China. We will try to determine if shadow banking in China has a positive or negative effect on the perceived value of Chinese stocks.
