(     ) Subscription in excess of rights offering (     ) Exercise of conversion rights (     ) By way of inheritance 2.2 (     ) Commencement of status of a concert party (     ) Termination of status of a concert

(     ) Subscription in excess of rights offering (     ) Exercise of conversion rights (     ) By way of inheritance 2.2 (     ) Commencement of status of a concert party (     ) Termination of status of a concert

(     ) Subscription in excess of rights offering (     ) Exercise of conversion rights (     ) By way of inheritance 2.2 (     ) Commencement of status of a concert party (     ) Termination of status of a concert

(     ) Subscription in excess of rights offering (     ) Exercise of conversion rights (     ) By way of inheritance 2.2 (     ) Commencement of status of a concert party (     ) Termination of status of a concert

(     ) Subscription in excess of rights offering (     ) Exercise of conversion rights (     ) By way of inheritance 2.2 (     ) Commencement of status of a concert party (     ) Termination of status of a concert

(     ) Subscription in excess of rights offering (     ) Exercise of conversion rights (     ) By way of inheritance 2.2 (     ) Commencement of status of a concert party (     ) Termination of status of a concert

(     ) Subscription in excess of rights offering (     ) Exercise of conversion rights (     ) By way of inheritance 2.2 (     ) Commencement of status of a concert party (     ) Termination of status of a concert

(     ) Subscription in excess of rights offering (     ) Exercise of conversion rights (     ) By way of inheritance 2.2 (     ) Commencement of status of a concert party (     ) Termination of status of a concert

percent of total number of voting rights (Please see Section 258 of the SEA for more information)**Concert party refers to persons having intention to exercise voting rights in the same direction or permit

found defects in the work performance of three branch managers at two branches, namely (1) {I}, who failed to exercise proper discretion in solving problems when detecting deceitful acts, and (2) {J} and