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Reforming the China Securities Regulatory Commission: Towards efficient and effective regulation of China's securities markets

Posted on:1997-04-05Degree:LL.MType:Thesis
University:McGill University (Canada)Candidate:Zhu, HongFull Text:PDF
GTID:2466390014481276Subject:Law
Abstract/Summary:
Today, China's securities markets are facing a number of regulatory problems. Many central regulatory problems arise from the fragmented regulatory system, which is not effectively structured to further the goals of securities legislation.;The purpose of this thesis is to review, and make recommendations in respect of, the securities regulatory system in China with particular attention to the regulatory role of the China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC).;After examining the characteristics of China's securities market development and identifying existing problems in the regulatory system, the thesis adopts a broad outlook through a comparative survey of securities regulators in selected jurisdictions in seeking appropriate resolutions to China's regulatory concerns.;Specific substantive reform proposals for improving the regulatory system and in particular the CSRC are subsequently presented. The overriding theme of the proposals is the need for a more effective CSRC, one that would be able to provide efficient and adequate regulation of China's securities markets.;The law in this thesis is stated as of July 1996.
Keywords/Search Tags:Securities, Regulatory
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