newly issued ordinary shares. 2) negotiating, agreeing, entering into and signing any agreements and/or documents necessary and relevant to the allocation of such newly issued ordinary shares. 3) signing
issued ordinary shares; (3) negotiating, agreeing, entering into and signing any agreements and/or documents necessary and relevant to the allocation of such newly issued ordinary shares, (4) signing
as other terms and conditions in relation to the allocation of such newly issued ordinary shares; (3) negotiating, agreeing, entering into and signing any agreements and/or documents necessary and
necessary and relevant to the allocation of such newly issued ordinary shares. 3) signing applications, waivers, notices and any documents relating to the allocation of such newly issued ordinary shares
enable investors to easily compare the fund’s performance with the performance of its peer group at the point of sale. The management company should display the performance of such peer group according to
characteristics of such risks as well as the causative circumstances and potential impacts thereof (display numerical assessment results, if possible), tendency or probability of occurrence. Supplementary
limit, including the procedures for verifying information on the percentage of unit holding by such person or group of persons; (8) Other facts necessary for making a decision to invest in the investment
factors that have materially affected, or could materially affect, the company’s operations. Also disclose any significant components of revenues and expenses that are necessary to understand the issuer’s
show its capability to operate as a derivatives exchange as prescribed under Section 57 and in accordance with the Notification of the Securities and Exchange Commission, the Notification of the Capital