英文摘要 |
The term 'off-exchange futures trading' as used in this article refers to any unenforceable agreements between a trader, sometimes posing as a futures commission merchant, and a customer to speculate on variations in TAIEX Futures. From a legal perspective, off-exchange futures trading is governed either by Article 268 of the Criminal Code or by Article 112 of the Futures Trading Act; these two laws have quite different interpretations as to how off-exchange futures trading constitutes a violation of law. This article attempts to analyze the applicability of the above laws on off-exchange futures from the perspectives of legally protected interests and relevance to certain legal concepts, while providing arguments based on Game Theory to serve as a practical reference. This article also draws references from Bank for International Settlements documents and laws of other countries to determine how futures trading discipline can be rebuilt, and to recommend new interpretations and amendments to Article 112 of the Futures Trading Act. |