amidst the COVID-19 pandemic as this crisis has not only been an accelerating factor for innovation and digitalization of market participants to cope with its impact but has also emphasized on the
trading transactions regularly. In case of doubtful authenthicity, investors should seek clarificatioin from the back office of such securities firm. It should be reminded also that money for trading
businesses and FinTech startups to make the most of financial innovations, but also promote a full-scale digital economy.?The FinTech Draft Act contains four core matters: (1) strengthening the confidence in
equity or debt instruments. Most of those making comments also agreed on a requirement to mobilize fund via ICO portals approved by the SEC. ICOs can be placed to institutional investors, private equity
while also increasing measures for protecting investors. For example, the offering of bills of exchange will be limited to a certain number of investors, and a representative of debenture holders will be
investors. Such new regime would promote a market environment conducive to competition in line with the Ease-of-Doing-Business Policy of the public sector. The new regime would also keep the existing
progress in evaluating PVD performance. It also encourages institutional investors, PVDs included, to make responsible investments for members? long-term benefits while taking into account the best interest
-informed decisions with the expectation for high returns and even topped up benefits from signing up other persons into the network scheme. These solicitations of digital asset investment may also lack clear
program trading including the trading conditions. A key operating system compatible for the undertaking of private fund management must also be established to ensure that intermediaries will be able to