This Act requires the Secretary of the Treasury , in consultation with key financial regulators and the Secretary of State, to conduct a comprehensive study and issue a report within one year on the United States' exposure to the financial sector of the People's Republic of China . The report must assess the effects of significant risks in China's financial sector on U.S. and global financial systems, and describe current U.S. government policies to protect financial stability. Furthermore, the study will evaluate the transparency and reliability of Chinese economic data and provide recommendations for additional U.S. government actions, including strengthening international cooperation, to mitigate financial stability risks and protect U.S. interests. The unclassified report, which may contain a classified annex, must be transmitted to relevant congressional committees and U.S. representatives at international organizations, and its unclassified portion published on the Department of the Treasury's website within the one-year deadline.