Fund (Foreign ETF) SHARE : Detail Content SEC regulations on foreign exchange-traded fund (foreign ETF) allow the units of foreign ETF that are established under the law of foreign jurisdiction and
units of foreign ETF that are established under the law of foreign jurisdiction and meet the criteria specified in the SEC regulations to be listed on the Thai stock exchange and offered to investors in
country (home economy) to be offered publicly in other participating countries (host economies) through locally licensed or regulated distributors upon approval as an ARFP fund and host jurisdiction
locally licensed or regulated distributors upon approval as an ARFP fund and host jurisdiction authorization. Under the ARFP framework, efforts are made to unify the mutual entry processes for funds that
undertaken by the ASEAN Capital Markets Forum ( ACMF ) that allows the units of an ASEAN CIS authorized in its Home Jurisdiction to be offered in other Host Jurisdictions under a streamlined authorization
upon approval as an ARFP fund and host jurisdiction authorization. Under the ARFP framework, efforts are made to unify the mutual entry processes for funds that are managed in accordance with the ARFP
CIS authorized in its Home Jurisdiction to be offered in other Host Jurisdictions under a streamlined authorization process. Participating fund managers in signatory jurisdictions using this framework
the file of the case is satisfied a perfection and completeness, the public prosecutor will bring a case to the court that has a jurisdiction. Consequently, the court will consider the case and make a
securities regulators Authority Jurisdiction Date 1. Comisión Nacional de Valores (CNV) Argentina 6 November 1997 2. Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) Australia 18 April 1997 3