Market Discipline and the Management of Bank Capital: Emerging Market evidence from the Chinese Financial Sector

M. Bowe; Y. Wu

Market Discipline and the Management of Bank Capital: Emerging Market evidence from the Chinese Financial Sector

A&F Accounting & Finance

Research output: Chapter in Book/Report/Conference proceeding › Conference contribution › peer-review

Original language	English
Title of host publication	EMG/ESRC workshop on Transition Economies, Cass Business School. •Revised version presented at International Conference on "Global trends in the Efficiency and Risk Management of Financial Services and the Financial Crisis" hosted by the University of Leicester School of Management (November 2009).
Publication status	Published - Sep 2006

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Bowe, M., & Wu, Y. (2006). Market Discipline and the Management of Bank Capital: Emerging Market evidence from the Chinese Financial Sector. In EMG/ESRC workshop on Transition Economies, Cass Business School. •Revised version presented at International Conference on "Global trends in the Efficiency and Risk Management of Financial Services and the Financial Crisis" hosted by the University of Leicester School of Management (November 2009).

Bowe, M. ; Wu, Y. / Market Discipline and the Management of Bank Capital: Emerging Market evidence from the Chinese Financial Sector. EMG/ESRC workshop on Transition Economies, Cass Business School. •Revised version presented at International Conference on "Global trends in the Efficiency and Risk Management of Financial Services and the Financial Crisis" hosted by the University of Leicester School of Management (November 2009).. 2006.

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Market Discipline and the Management of Bank Capital: Emerging Market evidence from the Chinese Financial Sector. / Bowe, M.; Wu, Y.

EMG/ESRC workshop on Transition Economies, Cass Business School. •Revised version presented at International Conference on "Global trends in the Efficiency and Risk Management of Financial Services and the Financial Crisis" hosted by the University of Leicester School of Management (November 2009).. 2006.

Research output: Chapter in Book/Report/Conference proceeding › Conference contribution › peer-review

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