structure A REIT is not a juristic person, but a pool of assets owned by a trustee. A trustee is entrusted with powers to oversee and administer assets of the trust in interests of the unitholders, who are
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under its responsibility Ensure that units offered for sale exclusively for high net worth investors are not allocated to retail investors Oversee to ensure that the trust is not becoming a private trust
. A trustee's main duties are to: oversee that the trust instrument is established in conformity with relevant laws; appoint a trust manager; prepare a trust property account in segregation from a
specified period. The associations shall prepare a balance sheet once in every twelve-month period, and an annual report on results of the operation to be presented to the general meeting of the associations
an independent director) Trustee's duties A trustee shall have a trustee license and is independent from a trust manager. A trustee's main duties are to: oversee that the trust instrument is
receiving a payment for a securities trading for any person; 5. Placing money or other assets as collateral for securities trading of any person; 6. Allowing any person to receive benefits or oversee payment
receiving a payment for a securities trading for any person; 5. Placing money or other assets as collateral for securities trading of any person; 6. Allowing any person to receive benefits or oversee payment
> Equity Instrument Regulations SHARE : Detail Content Equity Instruments Regulations on equity instruments are aimed at creating a balance between the protection of investors and effective fund mobilization
structure Important points Who are the majority shareholders that can control the votes? Is there a check and balance among the majority shareholders? Are there other securities that may cause dilution effect