英文摘要 |
A highly adaptable law can respond to the needs of market participants and judges for legal rules efficiently, which could help to accommodate to the need for financial innovation, prevent financial risks, and promote the development and deepening of the financial market. The research of Law and Finance reveals that common law countries, with strong foundation of case-law tradition, make their laws more adaptable, which could also explain the reasons for successfully developing their highly competitive financial markets. Judicial independence and the government̓s non-interference in judiciary are the critical safeguard for case law to fulfill its adaptive role. China does not regard case law as a formal source of law, and the judiciary has the characteristics of localization and administration. It is difficult to improve the adaptability of financial law by simply introducing case law. Based on the Incomplete Law Theory, both the judiciary and financial regulators can improve financial rules or regulations. Thus, there are two alternative approaches. Financial regulators are more proactive and professional since the regulations and normative documents they formulate can restrict financial market participants directly. And the financial regulators leading the development of financial law is more suitable for China̓s financial legal environment. At the conceptual level, for implementing the adaptability of financial law effectively, financial regulators should pay more attention to responding to financial innovation and the demands of private law rules of financial market participants when formulating financial legislation and governmental regulations. At the rule implementation level, the focus of legislator̓s supervision should shift from substantive control to procedural control, while regulators should improve their rule-making ability and strengthen the cooperation with the judiciary in the field of financial law-making. |