<BR> 题 目：The Impact of Foreign Bank Penetration on the Domestic Banking Sector New Evidence from China: 2002-2011<BR>报告人：Dr Dan Luo<BR> the School of Contemporary Chinese Studies (SCCS), University of Nottingham<BR>时 &nbp;间：2013年6月26日下午3点<BR>地 点：西交大财经校区教学楼八楼国际交流厅<BR>Abstract <BR>Using a newly constructed disaggregated measure, the foreign bank branch influence index (FBBII), to proxy the domestic banks’ foreign exposure, this study investigates the influence of foreign entry on the performance of local banks based on a sample of 107 Chinese commercial banks during the period of 2001 to 2011. It was found that the increased presence of foreign banks has improved the profitability of domestic banks and that this might be due to the higher efficiency achieved by the latter. In addition, the domestic banks were also found to increase their non-interest income when faced with greater foreign exposure and such a positive relationship is found to be most significant among the joint stock banks. Finally, this study also found consistent evidence that foreign bank penetration could help the domestic banks improve their risk management capacity, in particular among banks with foreign strategic investors. <BR> <BR>Key words: Foreign bank entry; Bank performance, Chinese banking <BR> <BR>Personal information: <BR>Dr Dan Luo joined the School of Contemporary Chinese Studies (SCCS), University of Nottingham in May 2011 as a lecturer in Business and Finance. She previously worked as a research fellow in the Centre of Global Finance, University of the West of England. Before that, she worked as a post-doctorate research fellow at SCCS, The University of Nottingham, where she was awarded her PhD and MA in Finance and Investment. Dr Luo's major research interests focus on the Chinese financial market, in particular the banking sector and stock market. She has also conducted intensive research on asset pricing, stock market volatility and income inequality. Her work has been published in leading journals such as The World Economy and Journal of Applied Financial Economics.<BR>Selected Publications: <BR>· YAO, S., LUO, D. and ROOKER, T., 2012. Energy efficiency and economic development in China Asian Economic Papers. 11(2), 99-117<BR>· BHALLA, A.S. and LUO, D., 2012. Poverty and exclusion of minorities in China and India Palgrave Macmillan. <BR>· SHUJIE YAO, DAN LUO and LIXIA LOH, 2012. On China’s Monetary Policy and Asset Prices Applied Financial Economics, 23(5), 377-392.<BR>· LUO, D., YAO, S., CHEN, J. and WANG, J., 2011. World financial crisis and efficiency of Chinese commercial banks The World Economy. 34(5), 805-825<BR>· YAO, S., HAN, Z. and LUO, D., 2010. Performance of the Chinese insurance industry under economic reforms Edward Elgar Publishing. <BR>· YAO, SHUJIE, DAN, LUO and STEPHEN, MORGAN, 2010. Bank share prices and stock market integration in Greater China, Journal of the Asia Pacific Economy. 15(4), 388-95<BR>· YAO, SHUJIE, DAN, LUO and STEPHEN, MORGAN, 2010. Impact of the US credit crunch and housing market crisis on China, Journal of Contemporary China. 19(64), 401-17<BR>· LUO, D. and YAO, S., 2010. World financial crisis and the rise of Chinese commercial banks: an efficiency analysis using DEA Applied Financial Economics. 20(19), 1515-1530<BR>· YAO, SHUJIE and DAN LUO, 2009. The economic psychology of stock market bubbles in China, The World Economy. 32(5), 667-<BR> <BR> <BR>科研办<BR>2013年6月24日<BR>
