Chinesisches Kapitalmarktrecht

After thirty years of Maoism, a securities market has been developing in the People's Republic of China since the end of the 80s. In 2002, the Chinese share markets in Shanghai and Shenzhen had already become the second largest in Asia. China has gradually set up a regulatory framework and a powerful supervisory body, the China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC), to ensure the functioning of the securities market and to protect investors. Knut Benjamin Pißler gives a systematic analysis of Chinese securities law in its current stage of development. He illustrates the problems which arise as well as the solutions to these provided in the relevant literature and practice.