Organizational publications of the China Society for Finance and Banking

Financial Research

"Financial Research" is an authoritative currency credit theory and policy research journal in the national economic and financial circles. This journal advocates an excellent academic style that combines theory and practice, and implements " "A hundred schools of thought contend and a hundred flowers bloom", adheres to the four basic principles, adheres to reform and opening up, and promptly reflects the new results obtained by my country's economic and financial circles on the important theoretical issues raised by China's socialist market economy construction and financial system reform, as well as financial theory and business development. , new progress.

The content of "Financial Research" covers various financial institutions and non-bank financial institutions in China. It not only displays the research results and trends of major macroeconomic theories and policy issues with currency and credit as the main content of domestic authoritative departments and authoritative persons, but also introduces the research experiences and insights of practical workers, striving to comprehensively and profoundly reflect domestic currency and credit theories and policies. and practical development status and achievements, consolidate the important position of the central bank in the national economy, play an authoritative and guiding role in the research field, and serve the economic and financial sector in cultivating and discovering new talents.

"Financial Research" strives to expand the amount of information and knowledge so that readers can gain more; it serves professional researchers, teachers and students in colleges and universities, and corporate managers to understand economic and financial theories and policy trends, and is also a foreign publication. An indispensable read for readers who are concerned about China's economic and financial progress.

China Financial Yearbook

"China Financial Yearbook" is a large-scale informative, historical and comprehensive annual magazine under the supervision of the People's Bank of China and sponsored by the China Society for Finance and Banking. The Chinese version was founded in 1986 and the English version was published in 1990. Since its inception, the "China Financial Yearbook" has faithfully recorded the reform and development of contemporary China's financial industry. It has rich content and detailed data. It is a large-scale reference book that is authoritative, professional, continuous and scientific. "China Financial Yearbook" comprehensively and systematically records the reform and development of China's banking, trust, insurance, securities and other financial businesses. The content involves currency, banking, credit, insurance, trust, securities, interest rates, exchange rates, settlement, investment, financial markets, etc. The main columns are: economic and financial situation and important principles and policies, financial reform, new developments in financial undertakings, foreign finance transactions, financial situations in various places, special materials, selected financial regulations, systems, and methods, financial events, economic and financial statistics, a directory of financial institutions, appendices, and new columns will be added based on the development of financial business.

"China Financial Yearbook" is a large 16-vote hardcover volume with about 2 million words in each volume, rich in pictures and texts, with a table of contents and index for easy retrieval. It is an essential reference book for the financial sector and professional research, and is also a collection. A treasure of financial historical materials. The 1995 Chinese version of the "China Financial Yearbook" won the special prize in the comprehensive category in the first central-level yearbook evaluation awards.

The editorial board of "China Financial Yearbook" was established in 1986, with the deputy governor of the People's Bank of China as chief editor. The previous chief editors are: Liu Hongru (1986-1989 issue), Chen Yuan (1990-1997 issue), Shi Jiliang (1998 issue), Xiao Gang (1999 issue), Wu Xiaoling (2000-2003 issue). Successive governors of the People's Bank of China, Chen Muhua, Li Guixian, Zhu Rongji, and Dai Xianglong, wrote prefaces to the "China Financial Yearbook".

The daily editing, editing, publishing, and distribution of "China Financial Yearbook" are handled by the "China Financial Yearbook" editorial department of the Research Bureau (Institute) of the People's Bank of China. Since its inception, "China Financial Yearbook" has presented 18 volumes to readers, each volume has a circulation of about 17,000 copies, and is deeply loved by readers. Since 1999, the editorial department has started to produce electronic CD-ROMs of the current year and distribute them with the journal, making it more convenient for readers to use.

Due to the implementation of library-free issuance, there are no existing copies of the China Financial Yearbook available for sale in the past years. In order to meet the needs of readers and the market, the editorial department of the China Financial Yearbook produced the electronic version of the 1986-1998 Annual Issue in 1999. version CD. The CD-ROM brings together 13 years of historical data since its inception, compressed into one CD-ROM. Relevant items have been rearranged and two retrieval methods, vertical and horizontal, have been adopted. On the one hand, it makes readers' continuous retrieval of historical materials more convenient. On the other hand, the original appearance of the printed version can be fully displayed, realizing electronic retrieval and yearbook. An organic combination of collections. The electronic CD-ROM version of the "China Financial Yearbook" is not only an indispensable and convenient tool for economic, financial, scientific research, libraries and other units, but also can be treasured as a complete historical material.

The 1986-1988 editions of "China Financial Yearbook" were published by China Financial Press. After the 1989 edition, they were published by the China Financial Yearbook Editorial Department and printed by China Printing Corporation. In 1989, with the approval of the Press and Publication Administration, the Chinese version was included in the journal series, with the domestic unified serial number: CN11-2609/F, and the international standard serial number: ISSN1001-5841; in 1994, the English version was included in the journal series, with the domestic unified serial number: CN11 —3652/F, international standard serial number: ISSN1007-5607. The Chinese version of the 2003 "China Financial Yearbook" is priced at RMB 230.00, and the English version is priced at US$100.00. The price of each electronic CD from 1986 to 1998 is RMB 1,300.