of the Information Technology of a Securities Company. 2. Segregation of Duties. 3. Physical Security. 4. Information and Network Security. 5. Change Management. 6. Backup and IT Contingency Plan. 7

been a change in the necessary circumstances as provided in the first paragraph, the Minister upon the recommendation of the SEC may modify or change the conditions already specified.

, there shall not be any person taking responsibility of the entire process which may render him or her an opportunity to illegally modify or amend the information or operation of computer system. Clause 5

reporting of suspicious transactions. The policy mentioned in the first paragraph must be approved by the securities company’s Board of Directors, except for the company whose shareholding and functional

modify the rules concerning the preparation of reports on provident fund management and the calculation of investment limits of provident funds in respect of the provident funds with multiple investment

the conglomerate pursuant to Clause 13(5), is to change its shareholding structure to the extent that it is unable to maintain such status but intends to continue undertaking the derivatives business as

. Clause 21 In the case where the licensee, being required to maintain its status of legal entity in a conglomerate pursuant to Clause 13(5), is to change its shareholding structure to the extent that it is

business undertaking is accurate, complete and current as well as functional and can be monitored effectively. There shall also be an adequate security system to prevent any unauthorized person from

the Capital Market Business Clause 4 Personnel in the capital market business performing their duties in any of the following functional fields shall have the qualifications, possess no prohibited

business performing their duties in any of the following functional fields shall have the qualifications, possess no prohibited characteristics, or obtain an approval [from the SEC Office], as the case may