China and the Global Initiatives towards Sustainable Finance: Shifting from Norm-Importer to Norm-Exporter?

Event date
4 November 2021
Event time
13:00 - 14:00
Oxford week
MT 4
Audience
Faculty Members
Venue
Live Online Seminar (Teams)
Speaker(s)
Dr Kelly Chen

This seminar will examine China’s role in the global initiatives towards sustainable finance and analyze whether it has shifted from a norm-importer, i.e., merely implementing global financial regulatory standards, to a norm-exporter, i.e., taking an active role in shaping the standards. The seminar will argue that the shift from an importer to an exporter is of particular importance to emerging and developing economies. While they are often subject to financial regulatory standards deriving from global sources, they have played, if any, role in the shaping thereof. This raises important issues such as inclusiveness and fair representation in global governance. The question is whether China’s role in the field could be viewed as an enhancement of emerging and developing economies in global financial governance.

 

The event is open (only) to members of Oxford University. To register for it, please fill in the form below using your SSO credentials. Registration will close at 10am on the morning of the meeting.

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Comparative Law