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This work collects in a single volume, the significant history and development of financial law within the Greater China Area, providing an insight into the development and relationship of three diverse but inter-related financial systems, those of China, Taiwan and Hong Kong.
List of contents
Preface; J.J. Norton. About the Contributors. Foreword. Part I: Financial Regulation in the People's Republic of China. 1. The Contemporary Socialist Market Economy and the Law of the People's Republic of China; Zongling Shen, Jianbo Lou. 2. The Banking Market System; Yangxin Huang. 3. The Regulation of Foreign Banks in China; Zhou Zhongfei. 4. The Securities System in China; Wan Meng. 5. The Securities Law of 1998; Xian Chu Zhang. 6. The Insurance Market System; Linbo Fan. Part II: Financial Regulation in the Republic of China on Taiwan. 7. The Banking Market of Taiwan and Insider Fraud Control; Chung-Hsing Chou. 8. Insurance Regulatory Reform in Taiwan; Jan-Juy Lin. Part III: Financial Regulation in Hong Kong, Special Administrative Region of the People's Republic of China. 9. Hong Kong SAR: Financial Regulation and Future as an International Financial Centre; J.J. Norton, D.W. Arner. 10. China's Financial Reform and its Implications; C.J. Li. 11. Globalization, Legal Infrastructure and Education, and Greater China: Whither Hong Kong SAR in the New Millennium? J.J. Norton. Index.
