Research on Legal Regulations of Infrastructure Leasing and Financial Services

Meiling Lan; Ye Ju

doi:10.54691/sjt.v4i7.1285

Authors

Meiling Lan
Ye Ju

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.54691/sjt.v4i7.1285

Keywords:

Infrastructure Leasing and Financial Services; Legal Regulations; New-infrastructure.

Abstract

The development of infrastructure construction project has been difficult due to limited sources of funding, and the traditional mode of investment and financing for infrastructure construction has gradually revealed many drawbacks due to such practical factors as limited local financial resources. With the expansion of the periphery of the subject matter, financial leasing has subsequently become one of the most popular forms of infrastructure investment and financing. However, compared with the United States and other developed countries where the financial leasing system originated, the legal system of financial leasing in China is not yet sound. Since real estate can be used as the subject matter of financial leasing transactions, China’s lack of legislation in the legal regulations of infrastructure leasing and financial services has inevitably led to many risks and challenges in the specific operation of the business. Based on the analysis of the legal dilemma faced by China’s infrastructure finance leasing, this paper discusses the way forward to improve infrastructure finance leasing, with a view to providing some reference for the further development of infrastructure finance leasing in China.

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