This book investigates the legal framework governing foreign-funded banks in China and their national treatment within the Chinese banking sector. It examines the evolution of China's banking law, focusing on the specific regulations and policies that impact foreign financial institutions. The work analyzes the challenges and opportunities presented by these laws, considering their implications for both domestic and international banking practices.

The book is likely to be regarded as a specialized academic text for legal scholars, economists, and policymakers interested in China's financial sector. Its focus on legal frameworks and national treatment suggests a detailed, analytical approach to understanding the operational environment for foreign banks in China. The subject matter points to a dense, research-driven work that contributes to the discourse on international finance and regulatory policy.