shall not affect the existing rights of the unitholders. (2) The mutual management company may allow the unitholders to switch their investment units from one class to another. The procedure for the
shall not affect the existing rights of the unitholders. (2) The mutual management company may allow the unitholders to switch their investment units from one class to another. The procedure for the
making an investment decision, or misled investors in a manner of concealing or disguise or making up non-existing facts. 6. Complete disclosure of information in accordance with the prescribed form
sufficient information for investors to make an informed investment decision. Existing shareholders affected by dilution – the company must disclose clear and sufficient information in the notice calling
be classified into different classes, provided that the rights and benefits of the same investment units class are reasonably equally determined. (Classifying investment units by asset types is
be classified into different classes, provided that the rights and benefits of the same investment units class are reasonably equally determined. (Classifying investment units by asset types is
warrant (existing + this time), not including ESOP Pa id-up registered shares + shares offered for sale with warrant at this time Terms of
ESOP (the difference is that EJIP is based on existing shares, whereas ESOP involves issuing new shares for capital increase) Principles Creates returns to directors or employees Application of
Transferable Subscription Rights (TSR) is an instrument to enable investors with liquidity to sell or transfer their subscription rights. TSR is an instrument issued by a listed company to existing shareholders
authorities empowered to supervise financial business or has been barred from serving as the executive or the major shareholder of the supervised legal entity and, at present, has not been permitted to