Brief introduction of financial structure

Financial structure (pinyin: Jin Rong street ditch English: financial structure) refers to the distribution, existence, relative scale, mutual relationship and cooperation of all the components that make up the financial whole. The finance of a country as a whole is mainly financial assets formed by the financial industry (banks, securities, insurance, trust, leasing, etc.). ), financial markets, financing activities under various credit models and various financial activities.

The basic conditions for the formation of a country or region's financial structure are mainly the commercialization and monetization of economic development, the development of commodity economy, the development of credit relations, and the rationalization of economic subjects' behaviors, cultures, traditions, customs and preferences.

The combination of financial organizations, financial instruments, financial commodity prices and financial business activities. , that is, the combination of all parts of the financial whole. It belongs to the category of economic structure and reflects the structure of the whole economy from the perspective of capital value and credit. People generally summarize the financial structure from three aspects: financial system structure, financial instrument structure and interest rate structure.