# Share the book with a relevant reader These short texts are available for voluntary use in a course page, library guide, reading group, newsletter or professional post. Choose the version that fits the audience and retain the publisher link. Publication details follow the [verified source record](data/book.json). ## Short announcement Albert Tan Sin Hon’s *Insurance-Backed Offshore Liquidity* is now available open access from University of Groningen Press. It examines financial law, trust governance and regulatory visibility at the PRC–Hong Kong interface. A separate teaching companion offers eight seminar plans, explained practice questions, evidence games and lecture slides. Read the book: https://books.ugp.rug.nl/ugp/catalog/book/300 Explore the companion: https://www.alberttansinhon.com/ibol/ ## Author announcement My book, *Insurance-Backed Offshore Liquidity: Financial Law, Trust Governance and Regulatory Visibility at the PRC–Hong Kong Interface*, was published open access by University of Groningen Press on 6 November 2026. It traces the legal connections between insurance, secured lending, trusts and company governance through doctrinal analysis and constructed transaction files. I have also made a separate teaching companion available, with seminar plans, practice questions, evidence games and lecture slides. I would be pleased if readers found it useful for research, teaching or a reading group. Book: https://books.ugp.rug.nl/ugp/catalog/book/300 Teaching resources: https://www.alberttansinhon.com/ibol/ ## Library and subject-guide description *Insurance-Backed Offshore Liquidity* by Albert Tan Sin Hon (University of Groningen Press, 2026) examines financial law, trust governance and regulatory visibility at the PRC–Hong Kong interface. The open-access book uses doctrinal and comparative analysis with constructed transaction files. It is suited to advanced postgraduate study and specialist research in insurance, trusts, secured finance and Greater China law. The publisher supplies the full PDF under CC BY-NC-ND 4.0. A separate author-commissioned teaching companion provides seminar plans and practice activities. DOI: https://doi.org/10.21827/6ac3948159a9e ePDF ISBN: 9789403431925. Print ISBN: 9789403431918. [Library packet and citation exports](library-kit.md) ## Introductions for particular courses | Course or reading group | Suggested introduction | Starting resource | | --- | --- | --- | | Financial law and insurance | How does a policy support credit, and which legal steps determine its value as collateral? This open-access book provides a doctrinal setting for examining rights, security and realisation. | [Policy rights and collateral seminar](lessons/03.md) | | Trusts and company law | Identify the property held on trust, then distinguish formal powers, practical influence and entitlement to company assets. The companion supplies fictional problems for testing each inference. | [Trust property and authority seminar](lessons/04.md) and [powers and control seminar](lessons/05.md) | | Legal method | Follow a transaction across documents and institutions. Ask what legal rule gives a fact its proposed consequence, what evidence satisfies that rule and who may decide. | [Relational analysis seminar](lessons/01.md) | | Financial regulation | Consider whether an authorised institution can assemble the information needed for a specified legal decision. The companion offers a fictional file for separating missing evidence from an established regulatory gap. | [Institutional information seminar](lessons/06.md) | | Greater China law | Explore the PRC–Hong Kong interface through insurance, credit and governance arrangements, while checking the jurisdiction and legal basis of each proposition. | [Premium-origin seminar](lessons/02.md) and [full teaching guide](teaching-guide.md) | These introductions describe possible teaching uses. They do not imply that an institution has adopted the book. The book’s legal cut-off is 1 August 2026, except where its text states otherwise. The companion is an AI-assisted supplement commissioned by the author and has not been reviewed by the publisher. ## Citation Albert Tan Sin Hon, *Insurance-Backed Offshore Liquidity: Financial Law, Trust Governance and Regulatory Visibility at the PRC-Hong Kong Interface* (University of Groningen Press 2026), https://doi.org/10.21827/6ac3948159a9e. ## Useful topic labels Financial law; insurance law; trust law; secured finance; Hong Kong; Mainland China; Greater China law; relational legal analysis; structural legibility; legal education; open-access books. These are descriptive labels, not controlled library subject headings. Use the labels that fit the specific page or discussion. ## A voluntary link card [Preview the small, accessible link card](embed.html). Its HTML uses no JavaScript, forms, tracking or external assets. You may copy its source into a page you control and adapt the presentation. 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