> Management of Mutual Fund > Dividend payment Regulations SHARE : Detail Content Management of Mutual Fund 17. Dividend payment A mutual fund may pay dividends from its retained earnings or net profits in
of Mutual Fund 17. Dividend payment A mutual fund may pay dividends from its retained earnings or net profits in the accounting periods that the mutual fund have retained earnings or net profit
enhance audit quality of financial statements of entities under the SEC oversight to ensure confidence on financial reporting disclosed to the public. The SEC requires the auditor in the capital market to
fund has net profits or retained earnings in the accounting period of dividend payment is less than the dividend payment calculated, the mutual fund management company shall pay out whichever amount
% of the NAV (at the closing of the registrar of unitholders) (2) Provisions for dividend payment (2.1) Where the fund has net profits or retained earnings in the accounting period of dividend payment
auditor supervision as the auditor's role of independent professional is fundamental to investor confidence in publicly disclosed corporate financial information. The Securities and Exchange Act of 1992
30% of retained earnings or net profit in that accounting period, whichever amount is lower. The dividend payment shall not increase the fund's retained loss in the same accounting period of that
confidence and prevent recurrence of the problematic issue. In response to the said incidents, the International Organization of Securities Commissions (IOSCO) issued “Principle of Auditor Oversight," to its
information to the investors, representing the financial position and operating performance of the entities in the capital market, and is one of the most crucial factors to enhance investor confidence in the