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This year includes analysis of Chinas new securities law, the development of the Financial Supervisory Authority in the UK, regional integration and trade liberalization in southern Africa, and problems created by government intervention in the Hong Kong stock market. This volume should be useful to anyone with an interest in international financial and economic law throughout the world.
List of contents
Articles. Rights of a User of a Payment Product: A Key to Marketing Success in the Global Village; T. C. Baxter Jr. Risk Management in US Derivative Clearing Houses; R. Dale. Commercial Arbitration for Disputes Involving Financial Institutions; J. D. Berchild Jr., J. J. Norton. The Development of Internationally Acceptable Accounting Standards: A Universal Language for Finance in the 21st Century. M. I. Steinberg, et al. Symposium: European Economic and Monetary Union. The Monetary Union and the Internal Market for Banking and Investment Services; N. Horn. Financial Supervision in EMU; K. Lannoo. Cross-Border Credit Transfers in Euros: Legal and Operational Aspects; B. Geva. The Euro and Its Impact on Private-Law Contracts, National and International; O. Sandrock. ECU-Denominated Instruments and the Introduction of the Euro; L. Burn. The Fate of Obligations Denominated in Currencies Replaced by the Euro: An American Perspective; M. Gruson. Continuity of Contracts: German Perspectives; G. Maier-Reimer. Continuity of Contracts and the Threat of Litigation: The English Legal Perspective; G. Yeowart. Comments. International Financial Standards and the Transition Economies; M. Taylor. Legal and Practical Aspects of Recovering Debt from Russian Financial Institutions; M. Davidovski. New Zealand's Alternative Approach to Banking Supervision; S.L. Bailey. Regulation of Foreign Bank Access in China; Z. Zhou. Financial Law Developments in 1998. Banking and Financial Service in the United Kingdom: The New Regulatory Regime; G. Walker. Regional Integration and Trade Liberalisation in Southern Africa: An Overview; A. Morner. The Temptation to Intervene: Problems Created by the Government Intervention in the Hong Kong Stock Market; K. Lynch. A Cornerstone or a Step-stone? On the First Securities Law of China: Backdrop, Major Contents and Assessment; X.C. Zhang.
