2.1.3 inappropriate/insufficient disclosure of information (paragraph........). ฆ 2.2 Inability to obtain sufficient appropriate audit evidence and the possible effects are material, but not pervasive
refinance sustainability-linked loans. 1-4 What is the interplay of “use-of-proceeds” and “sustainability-linked” bonds? Can they be combined if need be? It is possible to combine a “use of proceeds” approach
appropriately described in the legal documentation of the security. All designated eligible Social Projects should provide clear social benefits, which will be assessed and, where feasible, quantified by the
involvement with crypto deposit taking and lending services Under the SEC’s policy, digital asset business operators are not allowed to provide or support deposit taking and lending services to prevent possible
moderator. The topics of the conversation were: (1) Possible approaches for promoting conversations and discussions among investors, developers, business operators and the public sector; (2) Potential risks
Management. Edie Lush, Executive Producer & Co-Host of Global GoalsCast, was the moderator. The topics of the conversation were: (1) Possible approaches for promoting conversations and discussions among
possible successor(s). (b) “CIS” means a collective investment scheme. (c) “Covered Entity” means a Covered Fund and/or Covered Management Company. (d) “Covered Fund” means a Thai CIS and/or a Hong Kong CIS
an aim to study the root causes of such issues and propose possible solutions to the problem. To make it work, we need all stakeholders to cooperate. We encourage stakeholders in the financial
Sustainability-linked bond/loan An inclusive framework promoting an economy-wide transition Only a few economic activities operate at or near zero emissions today. For some high-emitting activities, feasible low
would facilitate widespread IPO share distribution and prevent concentration and possible supply control, which are some factors that could lead to price manipulation.The consultation paper is available