hearing ends on 21 November 2024.Remark: * The cooling-off period is the time when a company publishes the most updated registration statement (“filing”) to allow investors to study the information in the

This public hearing proposes to revise the qualifications for private funds under the definition of “Institutional Investor.” The proposal would allow private funds to be recognized as

’ meeting on 17 April 2024 at 10.00 a.m. – 12.00 p.m. to present the reporting of the information for the year 2023, and to allow investors to inquire about relevant information. The meeting will be held

: To allow the list of the bondholders who attended the Bondholders’ Meeting No. 1/2024 to have the right to attend and vote for the Bondholders' Meeting No. 2/2024;    Agenda Item 2: To extend the

Sustainability Standards Board (ISSB) Standards. These standards can help raise the level of company sustainability disclosure and allow report users to compare sustainability data more conveniently across

public comments on the proposed principles and draft amendments with the key points, as follows: 1. To allow SLBs to specify financial return features that link to the achievement of sustainability-related

less than 33 percent of the principal of the bond at the face value per unit as of the issuance date;        Agenda item 3: Consideration for approval of an amendment to the terms and conditions to allow

companies who intend to manage SRI Funds and, hence allow more funding to be allocated to public and private sector-led projects underway to promote sustainable development, reduce carbon emissions, or

assets which are rights of claim and the change of the agent to collect and receive payments of debt in accordance with Paragraph 2 of Section 15 of the SPV Act. This would allow the private sector clear

duties as an investment consultant for a longer period, it is deemed that {A} has already served SEC’s suspension in full.   Investors are strongly advised not to allow investment consultants or other