International Financial Law

Author: Liu Jinke
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Publish Date: 2003-05-01
Features: With the continuous development of international trade and investment activities, the process of global economic integration is also gradually accelerating. Economic exchanges and connections between countries are becoming increasingly close. International financial relations have always been the core of international economic relations, serving as the "barometer" of these relations. Every adjustment in international economic relations is reflected in international financial relations, and conversely, every change in international financial relations also has a significant impact on international economic relations. It is precisely for this reason that international financial relations, in line with the requirements of international financial legal systems, are receiving increasing attention from the international community. To this extent, the multilateral legal mechanisms created by the WTO to regulate international economic relations also encompass international financial relations, classifying them under the broader category of international services and trade, thereby greatly promoting the development and refinement of international financial legal systems.
With China's entry into the WTO, China will increasingly participate in international economic exchanges. Therefore, understanding and mastering the latest requirements of international financial legal systems, ensuring that our actions align with the development needs of the international community, strengthening extensive connections and cooperation with the international community, especially with international financial institutions, and making full use of existing mechanisms to serve China's economic interests, are issues that should be given high priority at the current stage.
This book focuses on introducing the legal norms widely applicable in the field of international finance, particularly the legal systems related to international financial organizations, international currency, international financing, and international settlement. It is rich in content, innovative in structure, offering both systematic theoretical knowledge and strong practicality and operationality. It is suitable as a textbook for undergraduate students in law and related fields, as well as for use in financial departments and other practical sectors.