date; (3) Extending the bond maturity date by one additional year, with the new maturity date set for 14 March 2026; (4) Increasing the interest rate from 5.50 percent per year to 6.00 per
consider the following matters: (1) Extending the maturity period for bond redemption by additional two years, with the new maturity date set for 22 March 2027; (2) Increasing the
matters for consideration as follows: (1) Extending the maturity period for bond redemption by additional two years, with the new maturity date set for 20 April 2027; (2) Increasing the
matters for consideration as follows: (1) Extending the maturity period for bond redemption by additional two years, with the new maturity date set for 22 March 2027; (2) Increasing the interest rate
penetration testing frequency to once every three years, increasing controls for generic user accounts, and maintaining incident records for at least two years with root cause analysis; (4) To adjust the
; - For bond series ECF262A: extend the maturity period by nine months. (2) Granting approval for increasing interest rates for three bond series during the extended maturity periods as
; (2) Increasing the interest rate by 0.30 percent per year, throughout the extended maturity period, as follows: - For GRAND257A and GRAND25DA bonds, from 7.25 percent per
fund and may weaken the overall confidence in the mutual fund industry. The SEC therefore is proposing to amend the rules on term funds by, for example, (1) increasing investment diversification and
supervisory rules that could impose excessive burdens on auditors. This regulatory revision would therefore attract sufficient qualified auditors into the capital market to serve the increasing number of listed
, increasing competition, change of behavioural patterns, and changing demands of fundraisers, business operators and investors. As the capital market regulator, the SEC must adjust to these changes without