GLGA 1st Forum on Financial & Capital Market Development and Legal Regulation

At present, the international situation is getting increasingly complicated, and China is also facing the practical test of economic growth slowdown, economic transition and increased financial risks. The Fifth National Financial Work Conference set the tone of the current Chinese financial industry, i.e. decisive and bold reform and innovation, and made major arrangements for the next-stage financial reform and financial regulation, and for building a financial legal system in line with China’s national conditions. 

It's imperative to deeply understand and implement the guiding principles of the National Financial Work Conference, promote finance to better serve the real economy, strengthen financial risk prevention & control, deepen financial reform, and build a financial legal system with Chinese characteristics. 

How to understand the important signal released by the National Financial Work Conference? 

How to grasp the correct direction of financial reform? 

How to understand the profound relationship between Fin Tech and legal regulation? 

How to promote financial legal construction, effectively prevent and control financial risks, and guarantee the national financial security? 

How to promote the sustainable, integrated development of law and financial & capital market? 

The Green Legal Global Alliance (GLGA), Beijing DOCVIT Law Firm, CITIC Press Group “China’s Road” Research & Publishing Center, Chinese Lawyer jointly host “GLGA 1st Forum on Financial & Capital Market Development and Legal Regulation ”.

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Beijing Docvit Law Firm (Docvit in short), which was established in 2003, is one of the few earliest law firms instituted as a corporation rather than partnership in China. Aimed at building a high quality law firm with professional competence, Docvit fostered innovation under its unique system of operating as a large-scale corporation. Benefited with its core-competitiveness, such as international insights and full IT application management mode, to name some of them, Docvit pursued cross-border development and established an image of high-end brand in a industrialized market. In 2015, Docvit was ushered into a “3.0 era” of moderate-scale development, which witnessed the gradual formation of nation-wide and world-wide layout with the start-up of branch offices in Tianjin, Jinan, Shenzhen, Shanghai, Chengdu, Taiyuan, Hong Kong, London and other places in succession.