爱情公寓卡通版第二季:求金融方向的论文题目

给你我们老师出的吧。共40个，当然你可以改这些题。
　　1 The future of derivatives in India and opportunities in the South Asian region.
　　[Possible starting point: Fixed Income Money Market and Derivatives Association of India (FIMMDA) and Forex Association of India (FAI)].

　　2 Futures: why Shanghai and why now? OR The return of Shanghai onto the World (financial) Stage? OR Who will use Shanghai Futures Contracts (Why)?
　　“CSRC Chairman Shang Fulin said China has been experimenting extensively with financial capital trading in the past decade and has obtained sufficient experience for developing financial futures.” “Financial derivatives futures market to be inaugurated; Saturday, Feb 25 2006 Beijing Time; last Updated (Beijing Time):2006-02-18 14:29”, “The long-awaited futures market of financial derivatives will be located in Shanghai, where one of China's two stock exchanges is situated.” [Source: China Economic Net].

　　3 LPG Futures contracts in Shanghai (why now?)
　　“Shanghai Futures Exchange, one of the country's three futures bourses, is considering introducing Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG) futures, an industry insider said. If successful, it would be the first LPG futures product traded in Asia. An official from Shanghai Futures Exchange, who requested to remain anonymous, disclosed the information at an oil and gas summit in Beijing, which ended yesterday; but he said his exchange has just begun the preliminary research and studies into the new product.” “Currently, Shanghai Futures Exchange has trading of oil fuel futures, which was introduced in 2004.” “Saturday, Feb 25 2006 Beijing Time; Last Updated(Beijing Time):2006-02-23 10:06”. [Source: China Economic Net]. Possible extra source (not checked): Xinao Gas.

　　4 Business (& Legal) Conditions in China; The Development of Derivatives Exchanges.
　　“China has given the go ahead for the launch of country's first futures investment protection fund to increase safeguards for investors' capital. The move, authorized by the China Securities Regulatory Commission, will enable investors to claim payment of debts and settlement capital from the fund in case of a futures broker's closure and bankruptcy, China Central Television reported yesterday. The country's three futures bourses in Shanghai, Zhengzhou, Henan Province, and Dalian, Liaoning Province, will inject 200 million yuan (US$24.8 billion) to 300 million yuan into the fund, the report said. Tian Feng, a Sanli Futures Co Ltd analyst, said the fund will help investors avoid losses triggered by brokerage problems. ‘It also shows the watchdog's attempt to better regulate and vet the market by offering protection channels," he said. "The move prevents investors from losing their deposits with troubled futures brokers.’ China has taken several steps to boost a healthy futures sector through launching rules to curb deposit embezzlement and adding tradable products in a painstaking way. The three futures bourses are gearing up to launch options to expand their product portfolio.” “Saturday, Feb 25 2006 Beijing Time; last Updated(Beijing Time):2006- 02-15 13:06”. [Source: China Economic Net].
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