. 4. Investments in securities An investment in debt instrument means an investment in a contract showing that the instrument issuer has both directly and indirectly obligation to pay cash or other
, directly or indirectly, more than fifty percent of the issued shares of, or more than fifty percent of the partnership interest in, such juristic person; (c) private fund of persons in the relationship under
with rules specified by the SEC Office. Clause 5 A derivatives broker shall not engage in any act which results in creating, altering, transferring, reserving or terminating a client’s right over assets
taking the following actions: (a) collecting and allocating the client’s assets to the client ; (b) transferring the client asset account and the client’s assets to another intermediary ; (c) closing the
submit reports on investment in or disposition of assets which requires transferring of the securities company’s money out of or into the country. Such reports shall be prepared and submitted as per the
capabilities fully and cautiously with sufficient information and referable evidence; (c) members shall disclose to clients any case where the members have an interest, whether directly or indirectly, in any
directly or indirectly holds shares of the other party in the amount exceeding fifty percent of total issued and paid-up shares; or (2) In the case where the party that manages funds has the power to control
condition that the person giving advice does not receive a fee or a reward, either directly or indirectly, for such giving an opinion or sharing knowledge or experience, for example, not receiving a share of
pledged with the fund’s counter parties; Transferring of money or assets for other objectives other than the objectives provided in 1 and 2 shall be approved by the authorized person (such as compliance). 3
not be considered as an appointment of an agent to undertake custody of clients’ assets . Clause 9 A securities company shall not engage in any act which results in creating, altering, transferring