Shareholders holding 30% of the shares don't sign the IOU, can the bank lend money?
Generally speaking, banks require 1 0,000% shareholders' consent, that is, they are worried that shareholders who disagree in future repayment will raise objections, which will affect the bank's pursuit of loans. The loan is actually an act, which takes effect as long as the internal procedures are performed in accordance with the articles of association, and the opinions of minority shareholders do not affect the validity of the loan contract. Please know!