with a director or an executive. Not having a business relationship with including not being the significant shareholder or the controlling person of a juristic person having a business relationship
and businesses in which it has a significant investment (between 20 percent to 50 percent of shares with voting rights). Explanation 1. For guideline no. 6.1.3, relevant principal and substantial risk
executive be recorded? A: Meeting minutes can be a reference to directors' opinions. Therefore, directors should ensure that significant issues raised in the meeting are completely recorded, particularly in
take part in determining directions and significant operations of the activities. Some of significant rights of the shareholders are: Rights before a decision to invest Rights as a shareholder SEC
Regulations SHARE : Detail Content Mutual Fund A mutual fund is a significant investment alternative. Investments through a mutual fund greatly benefit investors, especially retail investors, in that they
shareholders have the opportunity to participate effectively in decision-making involving significant corporate matters. Principle 8.2 The board should ensure that the shareholders’ meetings are held as
an appointment of a board of directors to act on their behalf. The shareholders are entitled to the right to decide on significant changes of the companies. All shareholders must be treated equally
the days of the significant errors in the valuation (at least one satang and worth at least 0.5% of the correct value or price); (2) Take any actions to ensure that the investors are informed the