the Securities and Exchange Commission concerning determination of paid-up registered capital of a person who obtains derivatives business license; (2) not having a reasonable ground to believe that the
SEC; (2) not having a reasonable ground to believe that the applicant has financial condition that is likely to cause damage or any other circumstances indicating the applicant’s financial hardship. In
provider’s unit and its personnel; (d) contingency management system which specifies procedures and a person in charge in each case clearly. (2) there is no reasonable grounds to believe that the financial
service provider’s unit and its personnel; (d) contingency management system which specifies procedures and a person in charge in each case clearly. (2) there is no reasonable grounds to believe that the
and its personnel; (d) contingency management system which specifies procedures and a person in charge in each case clearly; (2) there is no reasonable ground to believe that the financial condition may
it reasonable and necessary to enter into agreement or transaction with said parties, with the interests of the shareholders and the company in mind. In such case, the transaction price would be based
of entering into transactions are as specified in the Enclosure. The entering into aforementioned transactions is reasonable because of the following reasons: • The service fees under the Master
Acquisition Transaction is reasonable and be of the utmost benefit to the Company for the following reasons: 1) Despite the fact that GSG is a newly incorporated company, its customer-based is originally from