MPP-553

Development Finance

Tran Thi Que Giang, Do Thien Anh Tuan
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Monday, 04/07/2016
13:30 - 15:00

Lecture 01: Global Financial System and the Role of Finance in Economic Growth and Development

Đ.T.A.Tuấn

  • World Bank (2001), Finance for Growth: Policy Choices in a Volatile World. Chapter 1: "Making Finance Effective", pp. 31-44
  • "International Institutions", HBS case 9-796-116, February 13, 1996 & FETP cập nhật 2013

Reference:

  • P. K. Rao (2003), Development Finance, Chapter 1&2
  • Levine R. (2004), Finance and Growth: Theory and Experience. Working Paper 10766. NBER.
  • Stephen G Cecchetti and Enisse Kharroubi (2015), "Why does Financial Sector Growth crowd out real economic growth?" Bis Working Papers No. 490. Monetary and Economic Department.
Wednesday, 06/07/2016
13:30 - 15:00

Lecture 2: Financial System in Vietnam

Đ.T.A.Tuấn

  • Huynh The Du, Nguyen Minh Kieu, Do Thien Anh Tuan (2013), Vietnam Financial System
  • SBV (2011), "Overview of Credit Institutions in Vietnam"
  • Nguyen Xuan Thanh (2016), "Vietnamese Commercial banks: from Legal and Policy Changes in
David O. Beim, Charles W. Calomiris
Date: 18/07/2016 10:38; File size: 58,669 bytes
Do Thien Anh Tuan
Date: 18/07/2016 10:36; File size: 1,095,032 bytes
Huynh The Du, Do Thien Anh Tuan
Date: 18/07/2016 10:28; File size: 1,095,032 bytes
World Bank
Date: 18/07/2016 10:22; File size: 1,680,982 bytes
Frank J. Fabozzi; Franco Modigliani
Date: 18/07/2016 10:20; File size: 58,669 bytes
Nguyen Xuan Thanh
Date: 18/07/2016 10:18; File size: 765,206 bytes
Frederic S. Mishkin
Date: 18/07/2016 10:15; File size: 58,669 bytes
World Bank
Date: 18/07/2016 10:07; File size: 1,452,378 bytes
David O. Beim, Charles W. Calomiris
Date: 18/07/2016 10:07; File size: 58,669 bytes
Vu Thanh Tu Anh
Date: 18/07/2016 10:01; File size: 816,371 bytes
IMF Institution
Date: 18/07/2016 10:01; File size: 58,669 bytes
Nguyen Xuan Thanh
Date: 18/07/2016 10:00; File size: 453,692 bytes
Nguyen Xuan Thanh
Date: 18/07/2016 09:59; File size: 267,927 bytes
Gerard Caprio and Patrick Honohan
Date: 18/07/2016 09:59; File size: 1,452,378 bytes
Joseph E. Stiglitz
Date: 18/07/2016 09:58; File size: 112,534 bytes
IMF Institution
Date: 18/07/2016 09:56; File size: 58,669 bytes
Richard E. Caves, Jeffrey A. Frankel, Ronald W. Jones
Date: 18/07/2016 09:55; File size: 58,669 bytes
World Bank
Date: 18/07/2016 09:52; File size: 8,194,276 bytes
Nguyen Xuan Thanh
Date: 18/07/2016 09:51; File size: 613,299 bytes
Nguyen Xuan Thanh
Date: 18/07/2016 09:50; File size: 372,301 bytes
onald I. McKinnon
Date: 18/07/2016 09:49; File size: 58,669 bytes
Jay K. Rosengard and Huynh The Du
Date: 18/07/2016 09:49; File size: 1,310,616 bytes
Huynh The Du; Nguyen Minh Kieu and Do Thien Anh Tuan
Date: 18/07/2016 09:37; File size: 1,238,795 bytes
Harvard Business School
Date: 18/07/2016 09:37; File size: 156,312 bytes
World Bank
Date: 18/07/2016 09:36; File size: 2,710,560 bytes

The main theme of the course is how to build an efficient financial system conducive to economic development in a developing, transition and open economy like Vietnam. The institutional approach is used throughout the course.

The course begins with an overall picture of the financial system, its role in economic development, and an analysis of financial system evolution in developing countries. Topics include the potential dangers of government failure from financial repression to financial liberalization. Discussion will also touch on financial crisis, syndromes, causes and solutions based on the experiences of financial crises in different countries.

The course will then study in greater details the components of a financial system and analyzes the ways in which a government in developing and transition countries intervenes in finance. Here we assume an active role of the government in creating and helping financial markets, especially in developing and transition economy. Finally, fundamental issues regarding management principles and market supervisions by international organizations will be examined.

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