英文摘要 |
"Chinese corporate capital system follows the ''three capital principles'' of traditional civil law, solidifying capital credit as the basis for the protection of corporate creditors. Long-term practice has proved that the expected system effect is poor, and it increases the funding pressure for the establishment of a company, which affects capital operational efficiency and inhibits the realization of the wealth-creating function of capital. The direction of capital system reform in the new round of company law revisions is to build a rule system that encourages investment and entrepreneurship, reduces the cost of company establishment, and balances the interests of all parties. The focus of the capital system is on capital issuance and company distribution. The reform of the former focuses on introducing an authorized capital issuance system for joint-stock companies, supplemented by a complete subscription system. The core of the latter is to introduce the standard of ''solvency'' to solve the conflict between the flexibility of the company’s use of funds and the protection of creditors." |