1. Equity, also known as shareholder's right, is divided into broad sense and narrow sense. Broadly speaking, equity refers to all kinds of rights that sha
1. Equity, also known as shareholder's right, is divided into broad sense and narrow sense. Broadly speaking, equity refers to all kinds of rights that shareholders can claim from the company; In a narrow sense, equity only refers to the right of shareholders to participate in the company's operation and management based on their qualifications and from the company's or economic interests. As the target of equity pledge, equity is only in a narrow sense. In this sense, the so-called equity refers to the transferable right of shareholders to participate in affairs and enjoy property interests in the company. This right is obtained by way of capital contribution, which is stipulated by laws or the company's articles of association.
2. Equity refers to the legal ownership of joint-stock enterprises by investors and the resulting rights of investors to enterprises. Including the right of self-interest and the right of interest. From an economic point of view, equity is a part of property rights, that is, the ownership of property, excluding the property rights of legal persons. From the accounting point of view, the essence of the two is the same, both of which reflect the ownership of property; But it may be different from the point of view of quantity. Property right refers to the owner's rights and interests, and equity refers to capital or paid-in capital. Generally speaking, according to the organizational form of joint-stock companies, investors bear limited and unlimited responsibilities to the company by subscribing for the types and amounts of shares, and enjoy certain equity rights, such as management rights, supervision rights, voting rights, dividend distribution rights and other decision-making rights.