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shorter approval period. By 2017, the SEC set to achieve the average listed company per auditor ratio at 3:1 whereas the current ratio is 4:1, representing 15% annual increase (30 auditors a year
accordance with international standards. This includes (i) calculation of ratio limit, (ii) categorization of fund types to better reflect investment risks based on net exposure instead of investment value
registered to be derivatives intermediaries; (6) a financial institution whose core business is under direct supervision of another regulatory agency and later obtained license to undertake securities business
registered to be derivatives intermediaries; (6) a financial institution whose core business is under direct supervision of another regulatory agency and later obtained license to undertake securities business
by the SEC Office to have important rules related to supervision of investment management equivalent to the rules governing securities companies licensed to undertake securities business in the