Cases and Commentaries on Financing Laws of U.S. Companies

Author: Li Shen (Compiler)
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Publish Date: 2006-07-01
Features: Corporate financing law is the study of corporate capital raising, corporate asset operations, and the legal relationships between companies and their investors, among various investors themselves, as well as between company directors, senior management, and investors in various business activities. Every aspect of a company's operations is closely related to the interests of its investors. The purpose of corporate financing law is to balance and coordinate the relationships among these various stakeholders through legal means. With the development of China's socialist market economy spanning merely over two decades, the theory and practice of corporate financing law, which regulates corporate financing activities, are still immature, and comprehensive, systematic treatises on the subject are scarce. Therefore, the author has summarized and analyzed classic cases of corporate financing in the United States over the years, organizing them in accordance with relevant theoretical frameworks and legal systems to provide a coherent structure. This work is intended for use and reference by corporate financing law scholars, judicial practitioners, and senior business executives. It can also serve as teaching reference materials or textbooks for postgraduate students and upper-level undergraduates in law or economics and business management-related fields.