access inside information of a securities issuer and those who have an opportunity to make use of such inside information; (4) clear scope of authority, duty and responsibility of directors, executives and
access inside information of a securities issuer and those who have an opportunity to make use of such inside information; (4) clear scope of authority, duty and responsibility of directors, executives and
to be in the enterprise’s acceptable range (risk appetite); (4) establishment of IT risk indicators for risks identified under (1) and arrangement of monitoring and reports of such indicators for
to be in the enterprise’s acceptable range (risk appetite); (4) establishment of IT risk indicators for risks identified under (1) and arrangement of monitoring and reports of such indicators for
involved in a credit rating committee. garding the creditworthiness of an entity or obligation, expressed using an established and defined ranking system. to determine an initial credit rating, an upgrade of
provider: T- One Building Co.,Ltd. ("T- One") 3. Nature and scope of interest of connected persons The Company had rent office space and services with size of 1,403.50 square meters, for a period of three
1,090,910 100.00 - - 2. MBK - - 1,090,910 100.00 Total 1,090,910 100.00 1,090,910 100.00 4.5 Criteria to determine the purchased price the Net Present Value Method. 5. Expected Benefits to the Company To
, determine the details, conditions and take any actions necessary for the purpose of stock trading, signed ALP FPI's share purchase agreement, as well as other operations necessary and appropriate in relation
than departmental manager" already falls within the scope of “the first four executives succeeding the manager and every person holding the position equivalent to the fourth rank", the departmental
.................................................................................................................. 7 3. Scope of the Water Infrastructure Criteria ........................................................................................... 8 3.1. Two stages of development - one set of Criteria