Research on Risks of Chinese Commercial Banks’Independent Innovation
- Mingyou Wang
- Jian Gui
- Jingting Ma
Abstract
Since the 90s in last century, financial innovation tends to be different under the condition of loose regulation and the revolutionary progress of information technology. The competition in the finance industry becomes severe and financial institutions lay more stresses on innovations, not only concerning the product innovation but also the services. However, risks come. The bankruptcy of many American financial institutions in last year deserves more attentions from China’s commercial banks that should emphasize on financial innovations. Only by strengthening the internal and external supervision and regulation, can it reduce commercial banks’ innovation risk.- Full Text:
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- DOI:10.5539/ijbm.v4n8p170
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