Preferred Stock Structure: Theoretical and Practical Issues of Implementation in Chinese Foreign-invested Enterprises

China's new Company Law increased possibilities for the adoption of a “preferred stock” structure. Greg L Pickrell and Judy J Deng of Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman explore the practicality of incorporating the two-class stock structure within China's corporate law doctrines and interplay with other relevant segments of laws.

15 minute readOctober 15, 2008 at 12:58 AM
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China's new Company Law increased possibilities for the adoption of a “preferred stock” structure. Such adoption would provide more incentives for private equity investments. However, there is no explicit two-class

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