principles for such kind of fund conversion.The key provisions include (1) permission to pay for the purchase of property fund assets during the fund conversion process with trust units or combination of trust
suggestions of the private sector and stakeholders who took part in the previous hearing on the governing prinicples.Key points of revision include (1) permission for mutual funds offered for sale to
Annual Registration Statement (Form 56-1) and the Registration Statement for Securities Offering (Form 69-1) to include the CG Code compliance as well as other important information such as the level of
good governance of the invested enterprises are taken into consideration apart from profit making.So far, the 30 institutional investors who have agreed to abide by the I Code include state organizations
March this year.The key changes to the rules include: - To re-define the term, ?patron? as any person who makes contribution to the issuer clearly and continuously, or any person who has a potential to
change include: - Lifting the requirement for pre-declaration of intent by RMF / LTF unitholders regarding obligatory transfer in case of fund dissolution; - Allowing asset management companies to use
amendment include creation of preventive mechanism against conflicts of interest, selection of intermediaries to support offer for sale of mutual funds of different types that would serve different target
such behaviors prior to re-filing public offering application. In this regard, such securities include shares, share warrants, debentures and convertible debentures as well as units of infrastructure
companies and further clarify relevant criteria. The proposed changes include (1) the further clarification of the term, related party, (2) the adjustment of the calculation methods and the transaction size
investors? awareness in helping monitor our capital market and facilitate legal actions against any persons taking advantages of others. Key criteria of the regulations include methods for giving information