directors of the said juristic person; 12 (2) the spouse, a minor child or a adopted minor child of the director, the executive or the person under (1); (3) a juristic person over which the person under (1
shall be established, comprising the Secretary-General as Chairman, a Deputy Secretary-General assigned by the Secretary-General, the Director-General of the Fiscal Policy Office and not exceeding four
as Chairman, a Deputy Secretary-General assigned by the Secretary-General, the Director-General of the Fiscal Policy Office and not exceeding four experts appointed as board member by the Minister
the requirement to submit a filing of the registration statement for an offering of digital tokens and the draft prospectus under the first paragraph of Section 17. Section 21. A director, an executive
registration statement for an offering of digital tokens and the draft prospectus under the first paragraph of Section 17. Section 21. A director, an executive or a controlling person of the applicant under
the director, manager and executive of such juristic person, as specified in the notification of the SEC Office.” SECTION 11 The provision under (3) of Section 126 of the Securities and Exchange Act B.E
particulars which are material to the agreement. SECTION 134. In managing a private fund, the securities company shall provide a private fund manager with the approval of the Office in accordance with the rules
paragraph with intention, dishonesty or gross negligence. SECTION 31 In managing a trust, a trustee shall be prohibited to act in conflict of interest with the trust regardless of whether such act is done for
liability arising from failure to perform the duty under the first paragraph with intention, dishonesty or gross negligence. SECTION 31 In managing a trust, a trustee shall be prohibited to act in conflict of
trustee from liability arising from failure to perform the duty under the first paragraph with intention, dishonesty or gross negligence. SECTION 31 In managing a trust, a trustee shall be prohibited to act