deemed appropriate: direct investment with ownership in the assets: suitable for infrastructure assets with transferable ownership such as infrastructure of private entities; investment in income
deemed appropriate: direct investment with ownership in the assets: suitable for infrastructure assets with transferable ownership such as infrastructure of private entities; investment in income
investing in real estate projects without having to put up a sizable outlay as normally required in a direct investment in real estate. Furthermore, the investment is professionally administered by experts in
. Investments in infrastructure assets Three Types of qualified investments are: direct investment through obtaining ownership of assets: suitable for infrastructure assets with transferable ownership such as
mutual fund management company, the designated employee must hold a position which will not cause conflicts of interest concerning the fund management, or hold a position that assumes the highest
mutual fund management company, the designated employee must hold a position which will not cause conflicts of interest concerning the fund management, or hold a position that assumes the highest
limitations (the case of holding more than one-third of total outstanding units over one year) Actions to be taken to comply with the “one-third" rule: Any person shall not hold investment units exceeding
limitations (the case of holding more than one-third of total outstanding units over one year) Actions to be taken to comply with the “one-third" rule: Any person shall not hold investment units exceeding
benefit of beneficiaries, according to terms set out in a trust instrument. A trustee of an infrastructure trust must hold a license granted by the SEC and be independent from the trust manager
dispose of the assets at the earliest opportunity, except that the unitholders accept the assets as debt repayment instead of cash. 2) I nclusion in the fund: The funds may continue to hold the assets