Finance Law

Author: Liu Cibang
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Publish Date: 2004-09-01
Features: This book is written by teachers with long-term experience in teaching financial law, consisting of four parts and 16 chapters. Part I introduces the general theory of financial law, covering the concept, object, historical overview, system, sources, and principles of financial law; Part II introduces the People's Bank of China Law and the Banking Regulatory Law; Part III introduces China's financial institutions and related legislation; Part IV introduces the main laws and regulations governing financial business activities in China. With the establishment and improvement of China's socialist market economy system, the core role of finance in the modern economy has been established. Alongside China's entry into the World Trade Organization and the deepening of financial system reforms, China's financial legal system has also been continuously strengthened and improved, becoming an increasingly important part of China's legal system. Learning and mastering financial law has also become a crucial aspect for undergraduate and graduate students in law and economics to refine their knowledge structure. This book is written by teachers with long-term experience in teaching financial law, consisting of four parts and 16 chapters. Part I introduces the general theory of financial law, covering the concept, object, historical overview, system, sources, and principles of financial law; Part II introduces the People's Bank of China Law and the Banking Regulatory Law; Part III introduces China's financial institutions and related legislation; Part IV introduces the main laws and regulations governing financial business activities in China. This book incorporates the latest achievements in China's financial legislation and research, aiming to comprehensively, systematically, and accurately introduce and elaborate on the basic theories, fundamental knowledge, and main systems of financial law. It is suitable as a textbook for law and economics students in higher education institutions, as well as a reference for legal and financial practitioners.