International Financial Law (Series of International Economic Law)

Author: Wu Zhipan
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Publish Date: 1999-01-28
Features: What is international financial law? Simply put, it is a comprehensive collection of laws related to international finance, designed to meet the needs of training professional practitioners and researchers in the field of international financial law. It is a general term that encompasses the legal relationships in international finance. It involves many laws of international finance, and studying them individually may lead to one-sidedness. Only by studying them comprehensively can one systematically and thoroughly grasp the characteristics and patterns of laws in the field of international finance. The author primarily studies international financial legal issues from five aspects: international bank lending and settlement with legal issues, international bonds, international stock issuance, trading, and legal issues, international money markets and legal issues, international insurance and legal issues, as well as legal issues related to the electronicization of international finance. These five aspects all have specific institutions in China engaged in financial activities, and specific markets that conduct financial transactions every day. Financial transactions in these five fields are contractual, and there are government regulatory agencies that oversee these contractual transactions. These activities are regulated by domestic laws, and domestic courts can handle financial cases in these fields. Judges have the ability to adjudicate these cases and enforce these judgments. This book comprehensively and accurately explains basic concepts, fundamental principles, and foundational knowledge, incorporating outstanding academic achievements from both domestic and international sources. It achieves a balance between theory, practice, and application.