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A balanced and adaptive regulatory model for dual-class share structures is necessary to reconcile founder control stability with investor protection in the evolving capital markets of the UK and China. Novelty: ClaimNovelty.INCREMENTAL. Consensus alignment: ConsensusAlignment.NEUTRAL.

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This paper aims to analyze the dual-class share structures in the UK and China and their implications for investor protection.

July 26, 2026European Business Law Review

Balancing Founder Control and Investor Protection? A Comparative Study of DualClass Share Structures in the United Kingdom and China

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This paper aims to analyze the dual-class share structures in the UK and China and their implications for investor protection.
Comparative law analysis of dual-class share regulations in the UK and China.
Examination of institutional logic and market dynamics influencing listing frameworks.
Detailed risk analysis of current regulatory practices in both jurisdictions.
Identifies potential abuses of control within dual-class share structures.
Argues for a balanced regulatory model fostering control stability while safeguarding investor interests.
Highlights the need for an adaptive regulatory framework to respond to market developments.

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Comparative study explores dual-class share regulations in the UK and China, highlighting investor protection challenges.

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Ting Hu (2026) studied this question.

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Balancing Founder Control and Investor Protection? A Comparative Study of DualClass Share Structures in the United Kingdom and China

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