International Securities Market Encyclopedia

Author: (USA) Michael M. Scheidel
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Publish Date: 2005-12-01
Features: The editor of this book, Michael Scheidel, adopts an international perspective, providing a detailed introduction to securities markets around the world from various angles. The book contains approximately 2,000 entries, offering overviews of securities markets in different countries, historical events, market instruments, and specialized terminology. Many of these entries feature tools and practices that we are yet to discover but will develop in the near future. There are also numerous market operation mechanisms and regulatory approaches that our regulatory authorities should carefully study and learn from. Here, readers can explore the operational models of securities markets worldwide without leaving their country, significantly reducing research costs. This book was translated over a period of three years by the translators, with three rounds of revisions and proofreading to ensure accuracy and clarity. The final version was proofread by Professor Jin Dehuan of Shanghai University of Finance and Economics. This book is suitable for public libraries, academic institution libraries (including secondary school libraries), corporate research libraries, as well as exchange members, stock brokerage researchers, institutional portfolio managers, investment advisors, and researchers worldwide.