Financial Market Crime in China: A Legal & Economic Analysis

This book analyzes the behavioral essence and regulatory doctrine of the financial market crime in China, focusing on the substantial criminal law interpretation and functional efficiency evaluation of the criminal behavior. It also crosses the boundary of market and regulation, finance and law, securities law (including futures and derivatives market law) and criminal law, deconstructs the behavioral mechanism of financial market crime and reasonable route to regulate them through legal and institutional intervene, understands the whole financial market operation and regulatory responsive mechanics in China, and explores the rational boundary of institutional arrangement to efficiently promote capital market functions.

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Jie Xie is the faculty member of Koguan Law School at Shanghai Jiao Tong University, Researcher of Criminal Law Research Center at East China University of Political Science & Law, and Postdoctoral Research Fellow of Faculty of Law at National University of Singapore.