英文摘要 |
The growing innovations not only let E-commerce companies enter in the financial area, such as online loan services, retail brokerage, wealth management and e-Payment, with cheaper cost but also absolve them from financial supervision. The advent technological innovation not only threatens the existing businesses such as banking, securities, funds, settlement, may also spread financial risk or crises faster since most of the financial regulators are not ready for Internet finance. This study is to investigate the e-commerce companies how to ensure the coherent operation of Internet finance will meet the Basel II required on capital quality and leverage ratio? We propose a risk response of Internet finance extended from the traditional financial market. This paper penetrates the financial statements of top three e-commerce companies in China, there are Baidu, Alibaba, Tencent (also known as BAT) via scenario analysis to figure out whether they all meet the capital accord of Basel II. The results find that the BAT's market risks are increased as their investment scale increased. Owing to execute its share repurchase program in 2013, Alibaba got net losses even when result in its tier one capital reduced, the capital adequacy ratio is less than zero and its leverage ratio was negative, both of which neither meet the Basel II Requirement. Moreover, the Variable Interest Entity, (VIE) may be subjected to regulations, information disclosure, market liberalization and so on in China that result in the service of Internet finance has become one of the major financial risks. |