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Автор: Sarah Hall
Издательство: John Wiley & Sons Limited
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isbn: 9781119385547
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      Figure 4.1 Monetary form, geographical reach and policy basis of RMB internationalisation

      Figure 5.1 Renminbi business of UK monetary financial institutions (2015–2020, £m)

      Figure 5.2 RMB foreign exchange daily turnover in London by instrument (2015–2020, £m)

      Figure 5.3 Timeline of London’s development as an offshore RMB centre

      Figure 6.1 National insurance registrations of Chinese nationals by London borough 2002–2016

      Figure 6.2 Location of Chinese financial and related professional service firms in London’s financial district

       Table 4.1 Attributes of leading offshore RMB centres

       Table 4.2 List of interviewees

       Table 5.1 Factors accounting for the identification of London as the first western offshore RMB centre

       Table 6.1 Big four Chinese commercial state-owned banks operating in London, by Tier 1 capital

       Table 7.1 RQFII licences issued in London 2013–2014 (RMBbn)

       Table 7.2 Allocated and used RQFII quotas by country (US$bn)

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      The research that underpins this book draws on an extensive period of fieldwork conducted with policymakers and financiers working in London and Beijing dating back to 2015. I would like to thank all the people I interviewed who gave up their time to be interviewed and talked me through the issues they were facing in their everyday work with care and patience. As a result, I learnt more about the intricacies of RMB internationalisation and London’s role within it than I could have ever done through reading secondary sources. Over the course of the research, I shared these insights with Fenghua Pan, and I would like to express thanks for Fenghua for sharing his incredible knowledge of the Chinese banking and financial system with me and hosting me at the early stages of the project at Beijing Normal University.