Part I : Ranking of 2005 financial sector reforms and liberalisation of ASEAN 10+5 economies
The objective of this study is to motivate the ASEAN 10+5 economies to strive for greater financial reforms and liberalisation by ranking and comparing them with their regional peers. We have continued to adopt the NTU-ISEAS FRLRI framework, from the previous studies, which comprises of four main c...
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| author | Ding, Derek Yan Da Ng, Jun Ming Lam, Louisa Xue Ying |
| author2 | Tan, Khee Giap |
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| description | The objective of this study is to motivate the ASEAN 10+5 economies to strive for greater financial reforms and liberalisation by ranking and comparing them with their regional peers. We have continued to adopt the NTU-ISEAS FRLRI framework, from the previous
studies, which comprises of four main categories to measure the economies’ respective performances.
In the 2005 ranking results, the top three countries are namely Singapore, Japan and Hong Kong respectively. Following closely behind are emerging economies – South Korea, Malaysia, Thailand, China, Chinese Taipei and Indonesia in that order. Finally, Philippines, Vietnam, Cambodia, Myanmar, Lao PDR and Brunei occupy the basement rankings, which
was unchanged from 2004. Following which, the twenty percent strongest indicators for each economy are introduced to facilitate economies in monitoring the key areas that they excel in. An extension of this
study is continued in the Final Year Project “Part II: Critical Assessment of Financial Sector Reforms and Liberalization of ASEAN 10+5 Economies”, (see Hoo et al. 2007) where further investigation is conducted on weakest indicators of the respective economies.
Also, a corporate governance survey was carried out with academics from the ASEAN 10+5 economies, which was intended to address the limitation of previous studies and to add to the objectivity of our research. |
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| spelling | ntu-10356/103532023-05-19T07:23:08Z Part I : Ranking of 2005 financial sector reforms and liberalisation of ASEAN 10+5 economies Ding, Derek Yan Da Ng, Jun Ming Lam, Louisa Xue Ying Tan, Khee Giap Nanyang Business School DRNTU::Business::Finance The objective of this study is to motivate the ASEAN 10+5 economies to strive for greater financial reforms and liberalisation by ranking and comparing them with their regional peers. We have continued to adopt the NTU-ISEAS FRLRI framework, from the previous studies, which comprises of four main categories to measure the economies’ respective performances. In the 2005 ranking results, the top three countries are namely Singapore, Japan and Hong Kong respectively. Following closely behind are emerging economies – South Korea, Malaysia, Thailand, China, Chinese Taipei and Indonesia in that order. Finally, Philippines, Vietnam, Cambodia, Myanmar, Lao PDR and Brunei occupy the basement rankings, which was unchanged from 2004. Following which, the twenty percent strongest indicators for each economy are introduced to facilitate economies in monitoring the key areas that they excel in. An extension of this study is continued in the Final Year Project “Part II: Critical Assessment of Financial Sector Reforms and Liberalization of ASEAN 10+5 Economies”, (see Hoo et al. 2007) where further investigation is conducted on weakest indicators of the respective economies. Also, a corporate governance survey was carried out with academics from the ASEAN 10+5 economies, which was intended to address the limitation of previous studies and to add to the objectivity of our research. 2008-09-24T07:42:43Z 2008-09-24T07:42:43Z 2007 2007 Final Year Project (FYP) http://hdl.handle.net/10356/10353 Nanyang Technological University application/pdf |
| spellingShingle | DRNTU::Business::Finance Ding, Derek Yan Da Ng, Jun Ming Lam, Louisa Xue Ying Part I : Ranking of 2005 financial sector reforms and liberalisation of ASEAN 10+5 economies |
| title | Part I : Ranking of 2005 financial sector reforms and liberalisation of ASEAN 10+5 economies |
| title_full | Part I : Ranking of 2005 financial sector reforms and liberalisation of ASEAN 10+5 economies |
| title_fullStr | Part I : Ranking of 2005 financial sector reforms and liberalisation of ASEAN 10+5 economies |
| title_full_unstemmed | Part I : Ranking of 2005 financial sector reforms and liberalisation of ASEAN 10+5 economies |
| title_short | Part I : Ranking of 2005 financial sector reforms and liberalisation of ASEAN 10+5 economies |
| title_sort | part i ranking of 2005 financial sector reforms and liberalisation of asean 10 5 economies |
| topic | DRNTU::Business::Finance |
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