decisions on the client?s behalf. {A} claimed that the client was too busy to trade securities by himself and gave instruction on credit limits via the conversation in LINE application. {A} notified his
goods, assembling engines, as well as receiving of returned goods and disassembling of engines and spare parts for auction as metal scrap. This resulted in AMAC’s 2008 and 2009 financial statements to
mold production, selling goods, assembling engines, as well as receiving of returned goods and disassembling of engines and spare parts for auction as metal scrap. This resulted in AMAC’s 2008 and 2009
production, selling goods, assembling engines, as well as receiving of returned goods and disassembling of engines and spare parts for auction as metal scrap. This resulted in AMAC’s 2008 and 2009 financial
purchasing raw materials, hiring for spare parts mold production, selling goods, assembling engines, as well as receiving of returned goods and disassembling of engines and spare parts for auction as metal
concerning purchasing raw materials, hiring for spare parts mold production, selling goods, assembling engines, as well as receiving of returned goods and disassembling of engines and spare parts for auction
to postpone the acknowledgment and the agreement to pay the civil fine by 30 days (to 3 October 2018), citing a busy schedule. But the SEC did not allow the postponement on the ground that it was