Section 317/4 and Section 317/5 of the SEA. The Civil Sanction Committee (CSC) has resolved to impose civil sanctions on the nine offenders, as summarized below:   (a) The offenders are required to pay

amended by the SEA No. 5 in 2016.  The Civil Sanction Committee (CSC) has therefore resolved to impose civil sanctions* on those four offenders, comprising civil penalties, compensations in the amount equal

Civil Sanction Committee (CSC) has resolved to impose civil sanctions** on those 15 offenders, as summarized below.             a. The offenders are required to make payments for the civil sanctions as

Penal Code.The Civil Sanction Committee (CSC) has resolved to impose civil sanctions* on those 12 offenders, as summarized below:              (1) The offenders are required to pay civil penalties

, Section 296/1 and Section 296/2, and civil sanctions under Section 317/4 and Section 317/5 of the SEA. The Civil Sanction Committee (CSC) has therefore resolved to impose civil sanctions on the six

Paragraph 1 of Section 296 and Section 296/2 of the SEA, as amended by the SEA No. 5 in 2016. The Civil Sanction Committee (CSC) has resolved to impose civil sanctions* on those three offenders, comprising

civil sanctions under Section 317/4, Section 317/5, and Paragraph 1 of Section 317/11 of the SEA, as amended by the SEA (No. 5). The Civil Sanction Committee (CSC) has resolved to impose civil sanctions

297 of the SEA.The Civil Sanction Committee has decided to impose civil sanctions** on the three offenders through the imposition of civil penalty, compensation at an equal amount to the benefit

Sanction Committee has decided to impose civil sanctions** on the three offenders through the imposition of civil penalty, compensation at an equal amount to the benefit received or should have been received

2020-2022 and adds the goal of “recovery and strengthening” and the Ad-hoc Master Plan to ensure that the capital market’s regulations will not impose obstacles and will provide tools for building