structure A REIT is not a juristic person, but a pool of assets owned by a trustee. A trustee is entrusted with powers to oversee and administer assets of the trust in interests of the unitholders, who are
likelihood of identified risks are assessed and prioritised, and that suitable risk mitigation strategies and plans are in place. br> 6.1.5 Considering the size and nature of the company, the board may
plans. Principle 3 Strengthen Board Effectiveness Principle 3.1 The board should be responsible for determining and reviewing the board structure, in terms of size, composition, and the proportion of
under its responsibility Ensure that units offered for sale exclusively for high net worth investors are not allocated to retail investors Oversee to ensure that the trust is not becoming a private trust
. A trustee's main duties are to: oversee that the trust instrument is established in conformity with relevant laws; appoint a trust manager; prepare a trust property account in segregation from a
an independent director) Trustee's duties A trustee shall have a trustee license and is independent from a trust manager. A trustee's main duties are to: oversee that the trust instrument is
receiving a payment for a securities trading for any person; 5. Placing money or other assets as collateral for securities trading of any person; 6. Allowing any person to receive benefits or oversee payment
receiving a payment for a securities trading for any person; 5. Placing money or other assets as collateral for securities trading of any person; 6. Allowing any person to receive benefits or oversee payment
the company views that the approved resolution or principle is unfit for the company's current situation, e.g., a larger transaction size and a new type of transaction in response to business expansion
board structure, in terms of size, composition, and the proportion of independent directors so as to ensure its leadership role in achieving the company’s objectives. Principle 3.2 The board should select