specified in the fund scheme. Moreover, they did not analyze the costs and benefits of each  proposal before making a decision to revise the T.U. Dome construction plan, nor did they select construction

principal of the bond;            Agenda item 2: Consideration for approval of change of collateral assets and revision to the collateral contract. The SEC requires that the bondholder representative

Re: Investment in Fund’s Assets (No.14)

to liquidate the collateral assets to repay the principal, fulfill interest obligations, or settle any fees owed to the bondholders.  The SEC requires that the bondholders’ representative analyze the

replacement assets.    The SEC requires that the bondholders’ representative analyze the benefits and shortcomings as well as the potential impacts on the bondholders both in cases of approval and decline

mortgages the company’s assets, including but not limited to securing debt repayment, refinancing, or negotiating waivers or modifications for debt restructuring with financial institutions.The SEC requires

introducing additional conditions for cases where the bond issuer exercises the right to redeem or request the return of collateralized and/or replacement assets. The SEC requires that the bondholders

proposed revision to the terms and conditions regarding the collateral maintenance against the principal debt by allowing the issuer to redeem or return the full or partial value of the assets used as

Public Company Limited (TPCH) and real estate assets (land and buildings), in relation to the total outstanding bond value, as follows: from not less than 1.4 times throughout the bond term to not less

to disclose this information to warn investors before they make investment decisions. For example, leasehold property funds (Type1), which are prohibited from investing in new assets, must give clear