An Agreement by Shareholders to Contribute toward Loss incurred by Endorsers of Corporate Obligations with a Pledge of Shares is a legal contract between shareholders and endorsers of a company’s obligations. It outlines the procedure for the shareholders to contribute to any losses that the endorsers of corporate obligations incur. This agreement also includes a pledge of shares from the shareholders to the endorsers, which serves as collateral for the losses. There are two types of Agreement by Shareholders to Contribute toward Loss incurred by Endorsers of Corporate Obligations with a Pledge of Shares. The first is the "no-recourse" agreement, which requires the endorsers to take responsibility for any losses that may be incurred and does not allow the shareholders to be held liable. The second is the "recourse" agreement, which enables the shareholders to be held jointly liable for any losses that may be incurred by the endorsers.