Banking Law Tutorial

Author: Xu Mengzhou
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Publish Date: 2002-05-01
Features: This is a premium series textbook for core courses in business law and economic law at higher education institutions. The Principles of Banking Law primarily studies and reflects fundamental issues in the legal systems of the central bank, commercial banks, policy banks, and other closely related legal systems. This book is a systematic exposition of the principles of banking law. With the concept of establishing a sound financial legal mechanism and strengthening financial rule of law across society, it integrates new perspectives on banking law into its core content from the perspective of China's entry into the World Trade Organization, reflecting the latest achievements in modern banking law research. The book primarily focuses on the "People's Republic of China Central Bank Law," "People's Republic of China Commercial Bank Law," "People's Republic of China Negotiable Instruments Law," and "People's Republic of China Guarantee Law." Based on current legal provisions, it comprehensively elaborates on the main content of specific banking law systems, making it operationally applicable in banking law practice. The book strives to avoid abstract and tedious explanations, appropriately selecting and incorporating banking law cases that facilitate understanding and reading, making the content accessible, lively, and fresh. The book is primarily aimed at students majoring in law, economics, and management at ordinary universities, as well as a reference book for legal, financial, and government personnel to study banking law.