concurrently with) the issuance of the bond.” While such SPTs will be the most transparent and easiest to calculate results of, some issuers may elect dynamic targets that could change over the life of the bond

market. The contingency plans 16 C o r p o r a t e R e v i e w ë Codes of Conduct and Conflicts of Interest The SEC's fair and transparent supervision is for the benefits of all stakeholders. To maintain

necessary. The regulations under this Notification set a standard for operation of derivatives clearing houses so that their services are efficient, transparent, and examinable, in a bid to promote confidence

% decrease Commenting Mr Geza Perlaki, Golden Lime Managing Director said: “While the year 2019 has been very challenging (especially in comparison with the highly successful 2018 as basis) we stayed committed

Quarter 2020 Real estate transfer activities 3,000.4 1,952.5 1,441.3 3,393.9 393.5 13.1 The first quarter of 2020 is a challenging quarter for the COVID-19 situation. However, the company is still able to

holding of 51%). However, The Group still focused on managing and controlling cost to be continuously achieve maximum efficiency. Even through, the first half year of 2020 is a challenging half year for the

and Mission The SEC’s vision, mission and objectives aim at supervising and developing the capital market to be efficient, transparent, inclusive, reliable, and in accordance with international

Meeting endorsed the ASEAN Transition Finance Guidance (Guidance] which serves as a common standard guidance for what constitutes a credible, transparent, and inclusive transition with a focus on aligned

companies are encouraged to lay out and implement anti-corruption policies and mechanisms to alleviate corruption risks directly and promote more efficient and transparent provision of public sector services

that the purchase, sale, or exchange of digital assets are fair, transparent and accountable, and to establish mechanisms for maintaining the stability of the national financial system and macroeconomy