Question 1: What does pledge mean? To tell you simply, you need to transfer things to creditors. Only when the ownership of things is given to others can it be counted! ~

You mentioned signing a written contract. If you need to pledge a cabinet, sign a pledge contract first and then give it to others.

And the effective date of this contract, that is, when you give the cabinet to others, will take effect.

I hope you can understand this in simple English! ~

Question 2: What does pledge loan mean? Is it different from mortgage? Mortgage is not carried out in the form of transferring the possession of collateral, and the mortgagor is still responsible for the custody of collateral;

Pledge has changed the form of possession of pledged property, and the pledgee has the responsibility to keep the pledged property.

Generally speaking, the mortgagor shall be responsible for the damage or value reduction of the collateral, and the pledgee shall be responsible for the damage or value reduction of the collateral.

The creditor has no direct right to dispose of the collateral, and needs to negotiate with the mortgagor or bring a lawsuit to the court to complete the disposal of the collateral; The creditor may dispose of the pledged property beyond the time stipulated in the contract without consultation or court judgment. Pledged loans are fast and have high interest, which requires home visits and notarization. Pledge mostly exists in the category of private lending, and mortgage is generally done in banks.

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Question 3: What is stock pledge? When you understand what is pledge and what is trust, you can understand this problem well.

Pledge means that the debtor or the third party transfers his movable property to the creditor for possession, and takes the movable property as the guarantee of the creditor's right. When the debtor fails to perform the debt, the creditor has the right to discount the debt or give priority to compensation with the price of auction or sale of the movable property in accordance with the provisions of this law.

Trust refers to the act that the trustor entrusts his legally owned property to the trustee based on his trust in the trustee (trust and investment company), and the trustee manages or disposes in his own name for the benefit of the beneficiary or for a specific purpose according to the wishes of the trustor. Generally speaking, it is "entrusted to manage money on behalf of others".

1. The trustee of a trust contract can only be a legal person established through legal procedures to operate trust business.

2. The trustee handles the trust affairs in his own name, and the rights and obligations arising from the legal relationship with the third party shall be borne by him, not by the principal.

3. The trustee handles the trust affairs with the expenses and materials of the principal.

4. The trust property right still belongs to the trustor, and the trustee only enjoys temporary possession, which shall be transferred to the trustor at the agreed time. 5. The trust contract is paid, and the trustor shall pay the remuneration to the trustee and bear the risks as agreed.

Question 4: What does it mean that the shares are pledged? It means that among the top ten shareholders of the company, some shareholders' shares are pledged and frozen for their own reasons and cannot be circulated. The impact of the pledge of shareholders' shares on the stock price is mostly neutral, neither positive nor negative. However, if the shares pledged by major shareholders belong to tradable shares, it should be good, because the shares are frozen by pledge and cannot be circulated, and there is no possibility of selling them to suppress the stock price in the short term.

Question 5: What is the pledgor? Are you talking about the pledgee or the pledger? I don't know ~

For example ~ I put things in your pledge ~ You are the pledgee ~ ~ I am the pledgor ~

Question 6: What does pledge mean? What is the impact on stock pledge? That is, the debtor or the third party transfers his movable property to the creditor for possession, and takes the movable property as the guarantee of the creditor's right. When the debtor fails to perform the debt, the creditor has the right to be paid in priority for the sale price of movable property according to law.

0005 1 1 The major shareholder of the company borrows money from the bank, obtains the operating funds, and repays them at maturity with the stock as the guarantee. It should be good.

Question 7: What do you mean by mortgage, pledge and lien? Mortgage: I'll lend you100000 as the mortgage of your house, and I can auction your house when you can't afford it in the future. (Possession is not required, movable property can be immovable property)

Pledge: I'll lend you100000, and give me your car. When you can't pay it back, it will be mine. (Must have, and it is chattel)

Lien Chan: I'll help you repair the car. If you don't pay the repair fee after repairing it, I can stop returning the car to you.

Question 8: What does equity pledge mean? Equity pledge is to apply for a loan from a bank or provide a guarantee for a third-party loan with the stock (equity) held by "I" as collateral.

Question 9: Do pledge and mortgage mean the same thing? Mortgage: Mortgage refers to the real right that the debtor or the third party does not transfer the possession of its specific property and takes the property as the guarantee of creditor's rights. When the debtor fails to perform the debt, the creditor has the right to discount according to law or give priority to compensation with the price of auction or sale.

Pledge: Pledge refers to the real right that the debtor or the third party gives his specific property to the creditor for possession as a guarantee for the creditor's rights. When the debtor fails to perform the debt, the creditor has the right to be paid in priority by discounting or auctioning or selling the property.

differentiate

1, occupying specific assets. Mortgage will not transfer the possession of a specific property, but pledge will occupy a specific asset of the comrade.

2. Provisions on specific assets. Collateral is generally real estate, cars, etc. And pledges are generally certificates of deposit, passbooks, insurance policies, government bonds, etc.

Question 10: What does pledge in futures mean? Prevent deposits that have been deposited but have not been executed.