英文摘要 |
Financial Market Infrastructures(FMIs)require the market and related subjects to bind themselves to the self-regulation norms, which is an important supplement to the administrative regulation. The self-regulation norms made by the FMIs organized either in membership or corporate system are confronted with two main difficulties: First, the legal forces are not specific and absolute; second, the norms are in no preferential positions than other general civil and commercial laws when applied. Most comparative foreign laws define the character of these FMIs between being marketized and being administrative. The suggestion is It is advised that China should clearly define FMIs as non-governmental public organizations , and enact Regulations of Financial Market Infrastructures to: vesting the self-regulation norms with general binding forces by way of enacting administrative regulation. At the same time, the norms should be defined as the custom in Article 10 of the General Rules of the Civil Law inof China to achieve their preferential application forces by way of a judicial technique of filling the loopholes in Commercial Law. |