Modern Chinese Securities Law

Author: Wang Zhihua
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Publish Date: 2005-03-01
Features: From the implementation of the joint-stock system in the 1870s to the Qing government's promulgation of the first standardized regulations for stock issuance, the "Company Law," in 1904, to the overthrow of the Nationalist government in 1949, China's securities market has a history of nearly 80 years, and securities legislation has also gone through nearly half a century. During the development of China's modern securities market, relevant regulations for securities were formulated in each period based on the national conditions and circumstances at the time to adjust the securities market, accumulating a wealth of theoretical and practical experience, as well as lessons from mistakes. Whether it is successful experiences or lessons from failures, they are all valuable assets for our modern emerging securities market and the brief securities legislation, worthy of serious study. Through an examination and research on the theory and practice of modern Chinese securities issuance, trading, and the legal system for brokers, the author aims to explore the Chinese characteristics of the modern Chinese securities market and securities laws and policies, providing historical references for solving practical issues in today's securities legal system construction.