clearly indicate the number of shares to be purchased, without having to use internal information to restructure the contribution in such conditions as may be beneficial to the executives. The purchase date
> Management of Mutual Fund > Conversion of a Closed-End to an Open-End fund Regulations SHARE : Detail Content Management of Mutual Fund 13. Conversion of a Closed-End to an Open-End fund (1) The conversion
SHARE : Detail Content Management of Mutual Fund 6. Calculation and announcement of net asset values (NAV) 6.1 Closed-end funds 6.2 Open-end funds 6.3 Mutual fund with investment in foreign
-end funds 6.2 Open-end funds 6.3 Mutual fund with investment in foreign assets 6.4 Mutual fund with a one-time investment strategy (Buy-and-Hold Funds) 6.5 Announcement of the NAV 6.1 Closed
shares held by each director; and (3) effective or end date of directorship. Q: What should the company do if certain documents have never been kept? ......" A: The company must comply with the
announcement of the NAV and investment unit values of closed-end funds (5) Calculation and announcement of the NAV, offering and redemption prices of investment units of open-end funds. (6) Uses of decimal
capital (1) Closed-end mutual fund: 1) The increases shall be specified in the scheme before the IPO; 2) The increases shall not make the total investment unit value exceed the registered scheme