Bank Law

Author: Liu Dinghua
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Publish Date: 2002-02-01
Features: Once there is a disconnection or break in certain links of the credit chain in the banking industry, a comprehensive economic crisis is likely to occur. Therefore, fully leveraging the function of law to effectively regulate banking relationships and ensure the safe and sound operation of the banking industry has become a practical issue of great concern and universal importance in countries around the world. It is generally believed that any activities related to financing with banks as the reference subject fall within the scope of regulation by banking law. However, due to the different attributes of the central bank, commercial banks, and policy banks, they are generally not comprehensively and uniformly regulated by a single banking law. Instead, separate laws such as the Central Bank Law, Commercial Bank Law, and Policy Bank Law are used to regulate them individually. Of course, although they have qualitative differences, they are all involved in monetary business, so they naturally all belong to the banking category. Therefore, the laws that regulate their activities and relationships are ultimately named "Banking Law," albeit with different positions. It is precisely for this reason that we《》and discuss and explore them together in a single collection.