asonlybeensignedbyLuxembourg.Consideringwhendraftingthisconvention,theworkinggroupiscomposedofallStatesmembersoftheCommission,includingtheUnitedStates,UnitedKingdom,Japan,China,Franceandother.FortheprocessofformulationofthisconventionisparticipatedandsupportedbylotsofStatesandnon-governmentorganizations,itisbelievedthatthisconventionwillbewidelyrecognizedandacceptedbymostoftheStates.
　　
　　
　　
　　1SeeStevenL.Schwarcz,TheUniversalLanguageofCross-BoarderFinance,235,236-37,DukeJ.CompanyandInternationalLaw,8(1998).
　　2SeePreambleoftheUNCITRALConvention.
　　3Article1(2)oftheUNDROITConvention.
　　4SeeStevenLSchwarcz,TowardsACentralizedPerfectionSystemforCross-BorderReceivablesFinancing(1999).
　　5SeeAssignmentinReceivablesFinancing,DiscussionandpreliminaryDraftofUniformRules,ReportoftheSecretary-General,UNCITRAL.,28thSession,para.25,U.N.Doc.A/com.9/412/1995.
　　6Seeid.paras.26.
　　7Seeid.paras.27-28.
　　8Seeid.paras.29.
　　9Seeid.paras.22-29.
　　10SeeReportoftheWorkingGrouponInternationalContractpracticesontheWorkofitsTwenty-fourthSession,UNCITRAL,29thSession,para16,U.N.Doc.A/com.9/420(1995).
　　11Article2(1)oftheUNIDROITConvention.
　　12StevenL.Schwarcz,AfundamentalInquiryintotheStatuteRulemakingProcessofPrivateLegislatures,29GA.L.Rev.909,940(1995).
　　13SeeLSSealy&RJAHooley,CommercialLaw:Text,CasesandMaterials(SecondEdition),937(1999).
　　14SeeFrancoFerrari,TheUNCITRALDraftConventiononAssignmentinReceivablesFinancing:Applicability,GeneralProvisionsAndTheConflictOfConventions,11,MelbourneJournalofInternationalLaw,1(2001).
　　15Article2(2)oftheUNIDROITConvention.
　　16Article5oftheUNCITRALConvention.
　　17Article2(1)oftheUNIDROITConvention.
　　18Article1(3)oftheUNIDROITConvention.
　　19Article3(2)oftheUNIDROITConvention.
　　20Article6oftheUNCITRALConvention.
　　21SeeGeraldT.McLaughlin&NeilB.Cohen,InternationalAccountsReceivablesFinancing,216N.Y.L.J.3(1996).
　　


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