China's New Enterprise Bankruptcy Law

This book offers a detailed examination of China's reformed bankruptcy legal framework, highlighting challenges and practical implications of the new law.

The introduction of the bankruptcy law marks a pivotal moment in China's economic evolution. This law establishes a cohesive and advanced framework, influenced by well-established insolvency systems from around the world. China's New Enterprise Bankruptcy Law delineates the reformed structure of bankruptcy law in China, providing insights into how this new framework operates within the context of the nation's legal landscape.

Despite its sophisticated design, the implementation of this law is not without challenges. The existing weaknesses in China's legal and social infrastructure could hinder its effectiveness. The book highlights these potential obstacles while offering a comprehensive overview of the new legal framework. It also discusses the implications of the law for businesses and creditors, emphasizing the need for a robust legal environment to support the bankruptcy process.

Authored by experts with deep knowledge of insolvency law, China's New Enterprise Bankruptcy Law serves as an essential resource for a diverse audience. It caters to academics, researchers, and practitioners engaged with Chinese business law. By analyzing key cases that have emerged since the law's enactment, the book provides valuable insights that will aid stakeholders in navigating the complexities of the reformed bankruptcy system.