Share Pledges in China: Prospects under the New Property Law

The PRC Property Law improves upon the existing vague legal provisions and inconsistent local authority practices regarding share pledges.

13 minute readJune 02, 2007 at 12:58 AM

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By Wang Ling of Jun He Law Offices

The share pledge¹ is a common practice in China and is frequently used by shareholders to provide security for their obligations or indebtedness, especially in transactions like borrowing.

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