financial innovations 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

hearing ends on 21 November 2024.Remark: * The cooling-off period is the time when a company publishes the most updated registration statement (“filing”) to allow investors to study the information in the

principle-based advertising guidelines are sufficiently appropriate and consistent with securities regulations;              (3) Standardize the warning notices as a single, most stringent format that covers

digital asset custodial wallet providers. Most respondents agreed with the proposed principles and draft amendments. The SEC has therefore amended the regulations with the key points as follows: (1

the requirement for audit firms to conduct information technology auditing by IT specialists, the most respondents agree. The SEC has drafted relevant regulations by taking into consideration the

operators. The SEC conducted a public hearing on the proposed principles and relevant draft regulations during 9 October – 7 November 2023. Most respondents supported the proposal for amending the advertising

first 40 most allocated recipients of IPO shares, the number of allocated shares and the proportion of the allocations made compared to the total offering and the sources of the allocations. 2. The 81-1

conducted a public hearing on the related draft notification in this matter in November 2023, with which most of the expressed views are in agreement as proposed. To encourage securities issuing and

high-quality audit services to listed companies in compliance with professional standards. Following a public hearing on the proposed principles and draft regulations, most respondents agreed with the

objectives of ensuring accurate and adequate information for effective and timely monitoring and supervision of operational risk of DA operators, and enhancing trust and confidence of stakeholders. Most