the company. Corporate governance plays a significant role in a publicly listed company. Since not all shareholders can take part in the company’s operation, they have to appoint trusted persons
– including publicly listed Enterprises, public interest, and private entities (both for-profit and not-for- profit), non-governmental organizations (NGOs), small and medium Enterprises (SMEs) and state- owned
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prescribed under clause 5. Clause 13. The management company may provide services to customers outside the office hours which are prescribed by the Office only if the management company has publicly and
services to customers outside the office hours which are prescribed by the Office only if the management company has publicly and generally announced its opening hours. The management company may temporarily
revoke the approval of such branch office. Clause 16. The securities company wishing to temporarily or permanently close the branch office shall notify the Office and publicly announced its closing at its
branch office. Clause 16. The securities company wishing to temporarily or permanently close the branch office shall notify the Office and publicly announced its closing at its premise in advance within
branch office. Clause 16. The derivatives broker wishing to temporarily or permanently close the branch office shall notify the Office and publicly announced its closing at its premise in advance within