The Theory and Practice of Financial Guarantee Law

Author: Zou Hailin, Editor-in-Chief
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Publish Date: 2004-09-01
Features: With the development of China's economy, financial innovation has become a demand of the times. Financial innovation requires the support of legal systems, and at the same time, it is also a driving force for the advancement of legal rules. This book features opinions from authoritative scholars and industry experts on the application and improvement of laws concerning financing and guarantees, with a focus on issues such as movable property mortgage, assignment of guarantees, securities pledge, corporate affiliated guarantees, transfer of monetary claims, and service fee pledge. The discussion of these issues holds significant practical and theoretical implications for advancing the development of China's financial guarantee system. This book is a collection of essays themed "The Theory and Practice of Financial Guarantee Law," exploring issues such as movable property mortgage, assignment of guarantees, securities pledge, corporate affiliated guarantees, transfer of monetary claims, and service fee pledge from multiple perspectives, including guarantee law, corporate law, and securities law. It thoroughly examines how to establish a healthy interaction between financial innovation and legal systems, offering not only important theoretical significance for the improvement of China's financial guarantee system but also practical guidance for its practice. Target Audience: Financial institutions, enterprises, government departments, and students and faculty of professional institutions specializing in legal finance.