After the “9.11” incident, the Chinese government promoted the UN Resolutions 1368 and 1373 on anti-terrorism financing and signed on important legal documents on international anti-terrorism financing, such as the International convention for the Suppression of the Financing of Terrorism, and Shanghai Convention on Terrorism, Extremism and Separatism.
In the above backdrop, the Indian response in the post-crisis period was primarily guided by the immediate imperative of containing the financial contagion from abroad and carrying forward the process of financial sector reforms in a calibrated manner distilling the lessons from the crisis. Measures for containing financial contagion 32.