The SEC has recently issued a rule revising the definitions of institutional investor, ultra-high net worth investor and high net worth investor* used for investment in financial products under
receipts to high net worth investors, except institutional investors, must be done through intermediaries.Senior Assistant Secretary-General Prakid Punyashthiti said: ?The current rules allow high net worth
maturity period prescribed in the disclosure document. Automatic redemption would require pre-specified terms and conditions, and investment would be limited to institutional and ultra-high-net-worth
Institutional Investor, Ultra-high Net Worth Investor and High Net Worth Investor or the central investor definitions** for investment in financial products under the SEC’s supervision, which has been revised and
trust manager, as well as overseeing the trust manager’s performance of duties as prescribed in the trust deed; (5) Only institutional investors and ultra-high net worth investors* shall be eligible as
institutional and high net worth investors and an offering to a limited number of specific investors are more relaxed than those governing a general public offering.? However, recently there have been some cases
high net worth investors only. The new rules will become effective in a year after the announcement date to allow preparation of asset management firms? operations, except revocation of MF for non
high net worth individual only. To widen investors? investment choices of increasing return or creating variety and complexity of investment strategy, the AI funds will be allowed to invest in
Definitions of Institutional Investor, Ultra High Net Worth Investor and High Net Worth Investor, dated 24 December 2021.
public and high net worth investors would have to be investment grade products only. This is primary quality screening of the bond issuers to check their capability of repaying obligations because such