Promoter Pledge Tracker

Monitor when company founders and promoters pledge their shares as collateral for loans. High pledging can indicate financial distress, while releasing pledges is generally a positive signal.

Educational Resources & Guides

What is a Pledge?

Promoters (founders/major owners) sometimes use their shares as collateral to take personal or corporate loans. This action is called "pledging."

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Pledge vs Insider Trading

Discover the difference between promoter pledging and insider trading, and how each impacts market sentiment and stock prices.

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Why is it a Risk?

If the stock price falls drastically, the lender may demand more collateral. If the promoter can't provide it, the lender might forcefully sell (invoke) the shares, causing a massive crash.

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