Bruegel just published an updated version of my paper on China's role in global financial regulatory reform, which had been prepared for a CF40-PIIE conference in Beijing in May and published by PIIE as a Briefing chapter in September. I argue that, in spite of post-Lehman improvements, China (together with the rest of the world outside the North Atlantic region) remains under-represented in the global financial regulatory system, and that correcting this imbalance would be in the long-term interests of all parties.
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