Liberalizing Financial Services Trade in Africa: Going Regional and Multilateral
Liberalizing Financial Services Trade in Africa: Going Regional and Multilateral
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非洲金融服务贸易自由化：走向区域和多边
DOI：
10.2139/ssrn.922013
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发表时间：
2006
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通讯作者：
Yannick Vennes
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作者：
M. Jansen;Yannick Vennes
本文分析了非洲国家金融服务贸易区域和多边自由化可能带来的收益，同时考虑到这种自由化对金融监管和资本账户自由化的影响。报告还介绍了在四个非洲区域（西非经济联盟、中非共同体、南部非洲共同体和东南非共同市场）内整合金融市场的现有努力，并讨论了有关国家在金融服务方面的现行服务贸易总协定承诺。虽然这些区域差别很大，但它们都有进一步区域一体化的余地。金融服务的进一步多边自由化也有很大的空间，特别是在模式3方面。
This paper analyses the possible gains from regional and multilateral liberalization of financial services trade for African countries taking into account the implications of such liberalization for financial regulation and capital account liberalization. It also describes existing efforts to integrate financial markets within four African regions (WAEMU, CEMAC, SADC and COMESA) and discusses the existing GATS commitments of the relevant countries with respect to financial services. Although the regions differ significantly, there is scope for further regional integration in all of them. Significant scope also exists for further multilateral liberalization of financial services, in particular with respect to Mode3.