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49 p. With China's entry into the World Trade Organisation, this has opened up China's banking sector, which inevitably will lead to intense competition as the foreign banks start to make inroads into the country. To prepare itself for such competition, one of the steps taken by China was to privatize its larger state-owned banks, thereby allowing it greater autonomy and flexibility in competing with its rivals. Master of Business Administration

57 p. This report provides an insightful analysis of the prospects and challenges face by the TCM industry in China. On-site interviews were arranged with government regulators as well as manufacturers and dealers who directly involved in the TCM industry in both Singapore and Guangxi. To map and understand the forces that are shaping the industry, PEST framework is used to screen the external macro-environment that affects the TCM industry, and the Porter's Forces framework is then used to analyze the competitive intensity and the attractiveness of the TCM market. Master of Business Administration

68 p. As China's economy continues to grow in strength, coupled with entry to the WTO and massive FDI, restrictive legislature threatens to impede the full potential of the Chinese economy. This report focuses on regulations pertaining to cash management, the lifeblood of a company, and how businesses are operating in lieu of the aforementioned. With a combination of secondary and empirical evidence, it to conveys not only how current practices came to fruition, but insight to where cash management practices, products, and policies are headed. Master of Business Administration

50 p. This report provides a current analysis of the telecom industry in Sichuan from the various historical events that have shaped the industry since the early 70s when China began its process of reform. The telecom industry in China, like many other industries, is heavily regulated by the Central government. Until recently it was a state owned monopoly under the Ministry of Post and Telecommunication. In response to the accession to the WTO, Chinese regulators have brought about structural changes and tried to induce competition to prepare the industry for deregulation. Master of Business Administration