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Pedro Henrique Neves de Carvalho

El sistema bancario-financiero chino está en el centro de las transformaciones sociales y productivas del gran poder económico asiático. Un sistema recientemente organi­zado que alcanza condiciones cruciales para la renovación de la agenda económica china. El artículo pretende reunir la agenda de transformación de esta estructura a partir de una lectura más segura sobre la formación del shadow banking system de China. Una estructura crediticia común en los espacios financieros neoliberales. Por lo tanto, la investigación se organiza etodológicamente a través de un enfoque macrohistórico, para observar los factores de ransformación estructural de la econo­mía china con respecto a la regulación bancaria y financiera. Y se argumenta que este proceso chino expone una actualización sobre la práctica neoliberal. Así expone una interpretación acerca de un neoliberalismo controlado dadas las condiciones de gestión de las instituciones públicas que conforman el Estado chino. Como resultado de esta investigación, se presentan los cambios estructurales del neoliberalismo con­trolado de China desde: 1) el sistema bancario, 2) el banco de desarrollo de China como institución principal para la renovación de crédito y 3) la titulización de pasivos bancarios por inversiones en infraestructura.

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