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Whether it is financial reform or financial opening-up, the original intention is to better serve the real economy. Especially at present, there is still uncertainty about the global epidemic and tensions between China and the United States. In this context, financial opening is an important way to deepen China's interaction with the global economy and strengthen the economic interdependence of all countries under the new situation. In recent years, the pace of opening up of China's financial industry has been rapid, but foreign-funded institutions in China still face many operational problems, and there are still many demands for opening up the financial industry. This shows that there is still a certain temperature difference between China's policy efforts to open up to finance and the sense of gain of foreign institutions. Financial opening ultimately serves domestic economic development, but it most directly serves foreign financial institutions. Our research collates the demands of foreign institutions through online questionnaires, conversational interviews, and text analysis. At the same time, it also talks and seeks verification with domestic financial institutions and financial regulatory authorities, trying to understand the problems and challenges faced by China's financial opening up from different angles. It then conducts factual analysis and makes constructive policy recommendations. It is hoped that this book can provide useful reference for theoretical researchers and policy makers concerned about financial openness. This book is the research result of the China Finance 40 Forum topic "Observation of China's Financial Openness: The Difference in Perception between Government and Market".（AI翻译）
