Chinese Financial Rule of Law. 2005

Author: Li Yang
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Publish Date: 2005-06-01
Features: Organized by the authoritative research institution—the Institute of Finance of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, this publication is a centralized, systematic, comprehensive, and continuous reflection of the current state, development, and reform process of China's financial legal system. This "Rule of Law" consists of four main parts: "Overview," "Progress," "Special Topics," and "Cases."
"Overview" serves as a summary of the entire book. Its purpose is to provide a macro-level review of the basic characteristics and developmental trajectory of China's financial legal system.
"Progress" involves departmental research. It systematically records and evaluates the facts of China's financial legal system development in the current year, focusing on key financial sectors such as banking, securities and futures, insurance, and trust, from different stages of legislation, law enforcement, adjudication, and compliance.
"Special Topics" offers in-depth analysis of hotspots and challenges. We will conduct systematic theoretical analysis around the key issues that arose in China's financial legislation, financial adjudication, financial operations, and financial regulation over the past year, striving to reveal the ideal state of these issues. This aims to provide theoretical support for removing legal obstacles hindering financial development and establishing laws and regulations that promote it.
"Cases" provides a detailed analysis of major financial cases. We strive to systematically collect and carefully select individual cases that have had a significant impact on the development of China's financial legal system, offering multi-perspective commentary. Through these case analyses, we hope to witness the historical trajectory of China's financial legal system development from a practical perspective and identify areas that still need improvement, while proposing specific and feasible solutions.