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Asia and Pacific Department

Authorized for distribution by Daniel Citrin

Contents

  • I. Globalization of Production and Financial Integration in Asia

    • A. Introduction

    • B. Intraregional Trade Flows and Production Linkages

    • C. Intraregional Financial Flows

    • D. Intraregional Trade and Financial Integration: The Linkages

    • E. Concluding Remarks

  • References

  • Tables

  • I.1 Trade Openness

  • I.2 Intra-Asia Trade, 1985–2004

  • I.2 Intra-Asia Trade, 1985–2004

  • I.3 Share of Trade Growth Attributable to Sub-Regions and Rest of World

  • I.4 Intra-Industry Trade in the EU and Emerging Asia

  • I.5 Intra-ASEAN Trade

  • I.6. Intra-Asia Trade and Finance

  • Figures

  • I.1. Net Private Capital Flows to Emerging Markets

  • I.2. Asia’s Foreign Portfolio Assets and Liabilities, by Type

  • I.3. Asia’s Foreign Portfolio Liabilities, by Origin

  • I.4. EU15’s Foreign Portfolio Liabilities, by Origin

  • I.5. Asia’s Foreign Portfolio Assets, by Region

  • I.6. EU15’s Foreign Portfolio Assets, by Region

  • I.7. Asian Banks’ Foreign Claims, by Region

  • I.8. Foreign Banks’ Claims on Asia, by Origin

  • I.9. Foreign Banks’ Claims on ASEAN, by Origin

  • I.10. Foreign Banks’ Foreign Claims on EU15, by Origin

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  • II. Role of Institutions and Markets to Foster Financial Integration and Economic Stability

    • A. Introduction

    • B. Strengthening Capital Markets

    • C. Building Market Infrastructures

    • D. Minimizing Risks

    • E. Removing Impediments

    • F. Harmonizing Rules and Practices

    • G. Improving International and Regional Cooperation

    • H. Concluding Remarks

  • References

  • Tables

  • II.1. Pension Fund Portfolio Allocation

  • II.2. Corporate Governance Ratings, 2000–2004

  • II.3. Examples of Local Financial Conglomerates, Selected Asian Countries

  • II.4. Major Financial Groups with Cross-Border Presence, Selected Asian Countries

  • Figures

  • II.1. Key Reforms to Foster Integration

  • II.2. Government Bonds Annual Turnover Ratios in 2005

  • Appendix

  • II.1. Key Financial Market Indicators

  • II.2. Regulations on Cross-Border Portfolio Investments, Selected Asian Countries

  • II.3. Implementing Basel II: Asia’s Intentions

  • II.4. Regional Compliance with Standards and Codes

  • II.5. Asian Regional Policy Forums

  • II.6. FSAP and ROSC Participation by Region

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  • III. Regional Integration and Macroeconomic Policies

    • A. Introduction

    • B. Exchange Rate Policy

    • C. Monetary Policy

    • D. Fiscal Policy

    • E. Integration and Macro Policies in the Long Run

    • F. Concluding Remarks

  • References

  • Tables

  • III.1. Convergence in Asia: Maastricht Criteria

  • Figures

  • III.1. Currency Volatility in Asia

  • III.2. Selected Indicators of Asia’s Integration

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Financial Integration in Asia: Recent Developments and Next Steps
Author:
Mr. Leslie E Teo
,
Mr. David Cowen
,
Mr. Hemant Shah
,
Mr. Ranil M Salgado
, and
Mr. Alessandro Zanello