China represents a significant share of global foreign direct investment but its currency comprises a mere 1.5% of all global foreign exchange transactions. This case describes the measures introduced by the Chinese government to promote the use of the renminbi (RMB) in cross-border trade, financing and other internationalization initiatives, as well as the associated challenges.
The case introduces and discusses: 1. Countries and currencies 2. China’s economic development and emergence on the global stage 3. Process and policies for the renminbi's internationalization 4. Key stakeholders and implications 5. Potential problems and challenges 6. 3 case scenarios involving the RMB
- Renminbi
- Currency
- Treasury Globalization
- Internationalization
- Globalization
- Monetary Policies
- Economic Development
- Cross-border Finance
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- Corporate Governance
- Corporate Governance for Family Firms