arising from a deceitful, fraudulent or dishonest act, or having an application for an offer for sale of newly issued securities rejected by the SEC Office on a suspicious ground related to disclosure of
Office on a suspicious ground related to disclosure of information to the public and such information was incomplete, contrary to facts, insufficient for making an investment decision, or misled investors
of newly issued securities rejected by the SEC Office on a suspicious ground related to disclosure of information to the public and such information was incomplete, contrary to facts, insufficient for
for management in the manner of deceit, fraud or dishonesty 1 relating to offences against property as specified as prohibited characteristic in Group 2 under Clause 30; (3) having a reasonable ground
specified as prohibited characteristic in Group 2 under Clause 30; (3) having a reasonable ground to believe that there is a materially inappropriate demeanor [i] affecting clients , investors , the company
a reasonable and necessary ground and that such securities trading is without the intention to seek benefits in the manner of exploiting the clients, or shall be able to demonstrate that there is a
a reasonable and necessary ground and that such securities trading is without the intention to seek benefits in the manner of exploiting the clients, or shall be able to demonstrate that there is a
a reasonable and necessary ground and that such securities trading is without the intention to seek benefits in the manner of exploiting the clients, or shall be able to demonstrate that there is a
person specified under Clause 3(1), in which case the consideration of the paid-up capital shall be in accordance with Clause 5; (2) having no reasonable ground to believe that its financial condition may
applicant is a juristic person specified under Clause 3(1), in which case the consideration of the paid-up capital shall be in accordance with Clause 5; (2) having no reasonable ground to believe that its