IS AUSTRALIA'S "TWIN PEAKS" SYSTEM OF FINANCIAL REGULATION A MODEL FOR CHINA? (PART 1)

Andrew Godwin; Guo Li; Ian Ramsay

Journal article

IS AUSTRALIA'S "TWIN PEAKS" SYSTEM OF FINANCIAL REGULATION A MODEL FOR CHINA? (PART 1)

Andrew Godwin, Guo Li, Ian Ramsay

Hong Kong Law Journal | SWEET MAXWELL LTD | Published : 2016

University of Melbourne Researchers

Andrew Godwin Author Law

Ian Ramsay Author Law

Grants

Awarded by China National Social Science Foundation

Funding Acknowledgements

This article is part of a research project funded by Melbourne Law School and the Centre for International Finance and Regulation titled "Financial System Regulation - Is Australia's 'Twin Peaks' Approach a Model for China?" (see http://www.cifr.edu.au) and also by China National Social Science Foundation (11CFX038) and Peking University Law School. Among others, Amy Feng, Timothy Howse, Chenjie Ma, Sun Tianchi and Xia Daile have provided excellent research assistance. The authors could be reached at liguo@pku.edu.cn.