China Securities Law Practice Handbook

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Publish Date: 1999-02-01
Features: Drafted by the Financial and Economic Committee of the National People's Congress, the legislative process of this book spanned 6 years. It is based on extensive firsthand materials, compiled by the legislative body. It accurately interprets the provisions of the Securities Law. The book is divided into two volumes. The first volume contains the written content, mainly including the following aspects:
1. Interpretation of the provisions of the Securities Law. It explains each provision of the Securities Law in detail. Special attention is given to specific introductions of issues that were repeatedly studied and discussed during the drafting process.
2. Answers to difficult questions in the Securities Law. It briefly addresses relevant issues in the current securities market and securities transactions based on legal provisions, and provides necessary introductions to laws and regulations related to the Securities Law.
3. Glossary of the Securities Law and related regulations. It mainly explains the terms and content in the Securities Law, the Company Law, and other legal regulations.
The second volume selects the current legal norms and compiles some reference materials. The content is organized according to the structure of the Securities Law, including:
- Comprehensive management of securities, listed companies, securities issuance, securities trading, information disclosure, corporate takeovers, securities investment consulting institutions, securities associations, and other legal norms related to securities.
To facilitate readers in comparing the securities legislation of mainland China and Hong Kong, this book also includes selected legal norms of securities trading in Hong Kong. At the same time, to reflect the development and changes of China's securities market, the book also appends a chronology of major events in China's securities market, materials related to listed companies, introductions to securities trading institutions, and securities intermediary institutions.
Most of the authors and compilers of this book have directly or indirectly participated in the drafting or discussion of the Securities Law, and are relatively familiar with its content. The interpretations written in this book serve as a strong reference for readers to study and understand the relevant content of the Securities Law. The book is rich in data and accurately explains its content. It is of great value for listed companies, securities regulatory agencies, securities trading institutions, securities intermediary institutions, and securities research institutions.