International Banking Law: Contracts, Syndicates, and Conflict of Laws: Contracts, Syndicates, and Conflict of Laws

Author: Gao Xiangyang
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Publish Date: 2003-12-01
Features: "International Banking Law" is a of the two young authors within the field of comparative financial law. Based on an in-depth understanding of the cutting-edge research achievements in domestic and international banking law, the authors actively explore the improvement paths for the legal environment and micro-level operations of bank loans. Particularly, they conduct a comparative study on the micro-legal mechanisms of banking regulation and security in common law countries. The book systematically analyzes the international banking conventions and legal practices that China faces after joining the WTO, focusing on reviewing the legal theories and practical rules of banking loans in common law countries. Building upon a comprehensive discussion of the framework system of international banking law, itly examines the terms of international bank loan contracts, the legal relationships of syndicated loans, and the legal conflicts and application in international bank loans. Through a series of thematic analyses, it addresses legal issues such as foreign exchange controls, financial regulation, and sovereign immunity that banks may encounter in conducting international business. The book is well-documented, concise in language, and clear in logic. It can serve as a reference for commercial banks, other financial institutions, and enterprises engaged in cross-border financing practices. It is also beneficial for legal and financial scholars researching international banking law, as well as serving as a legal training textbook for the banking industry.