March this year.The key changes to the rules include: - To re-define the term, ?patron? as any person who makes contribution to the issuer clearly and continuously, or any person who has a potential to
), which could subsequently cause irregular trading after the securities listing. The proposed key changes concerning IPO share allocation are: 1. To redefine the term, ?patron? as any person who makes
licensed to undertake securities business in the category of underwriting, including any selling agent; (6) “ patron ’ means a person who patronises the issuer, for instance, clients, suppliers, employees of
underwriting, including any selling agent; (6) “patron’ means a person who patronises the issuer, for instance, clients, suppliers, employees of a conglomerate company or joint venture; (7) “SEC Office” means
, including any selling agent; (6) “patron’ means a person who patronises the issuer, for instance, clients, suppliers, employees of a conglomerate company or joint venture; (7) “SEC Office” means the Office of
use “shortcuts” in their investment decisions. • Brown and Yang (2016) analyze horse race betting data and find greater propensity to quote odds at round numbers, which they suggest is reflective of
exclude persons who are allocated as a result of their position as director, employee, or patron of the issuer. (b) prepare a summary report of securities allotment categorized by client groups, that are
, employee, or patron of the issuer. (b) prepare a summary report of securities allotment categorized by client groups, that are, those who have trading accounts and transactions with the securities
. The name list of the largest allocated persons under the first paragraph shall exclude persons who are allocated as a result of their position as director, employee, or patron of the issuer. (b) prepare
shall not include persons who are allocated as a result of their position as director, employee, or patron of the issuer. (b) prepare a summary report of securities allotment categorized by client groups