Regulatory Risks. 2.2.1.1 The rules and guidance on listing, trading, disclosure and other matters of SZSE ChiNext vary much from those of the SZSE main board and SME board. For example, on the listing requirements, a shorter track record period and lower net profit, revenue and operating cash flow requirements will apply for company seeking IPO and listing on the ChiNext market. ChiNext companies may also have a lower post-IPO total share capital than main board and SME board companies. For details of the listing requirements on the ChiNext market, the SZSE main board and SME board, please visit SZSE website.
Regulatory Risks. It is possible that certain jurisdictions will apply existing regulations on, or introduce new regulations addressing, blockchain technology, which may be contrary to the Security Tokens and/or Digital Payment Tokens and which may, inter alia, result in substantial modifications of the sale and/or use of the Security Tokens and/or Digital Payment Tokens, including termination and the loss of the Security Tokens and/or Digital Payment Tokens.
Regulatory Risks. Should ASIC, at any time, have any concerns with respect to the operations of NSX, including, without limitation, the manner in which NSX is managing the Regulatory Risks, ASIC and NSX acknowledge that ASIC may exercise its powers for any relevant purpose, including, without limitation, the purpose of ensuring the concerns are addressed sufficiently to enable ASIC to be confident that the Regulatory Risks are being effectively managed.
Regulatory Risks. FXCM and the other FXCM Entities are separate entities from the Company. They are not debtors and not anticipated to be debtors. Their assets are not available to satisfy the claims of creditors of the Company. However, because all of the revenue of the Company is derived from distributions and payments made by FXCM to Holdings and by Holdings to the Company, this Disclosure Statement includes the following disclosures: FXCM is regulated by governmental bodies and/or self-regulatory organizations in a number of jurisdictions, including the U.K. and Australia. FXCM is also exposed to substantial risks of liability under federal and state securities laws, other federal and state laws and court decisions, as well as rules and regulations promulgated by the SEC, the Federal Reserve and state securities regulators. In alignment with the rules set for in the Markets in Financial Instruments Directive II a number of European nations have initiated new restrictions. France has recently introduced a prohibition on electronic advertising to retail investors. In Italy, Consob has issued a notice recommending that retail OTC products should only be offered via a regulated market or an authorized multilateral trading facility. In Germany, Ba Fin has restricted the distribution, or sale of OTC products unless accompanied by a no debit guarantee so that the retail client cannot lose more than is deposited in his or her trading account. Concurrently, in the UK the FCA has proposed restrictions which will limit leverage in accordance with the experience of the retail customer. Many of the regulations FXCM and the other FXCM Entities are governed by are intended to protect the public, its customers and the integrity of the markets, and not necessarily its shareholders. Substantially all of FXCM’s operations involving the execution and clearing of transactions in foreign currencies, CFDs, gold and silver are conducted through subsidiaries that are regulated by governmental bodies or self-regulatory organizations. FXCM is also regulated in all regions by applicable regulatory authorities and the various exchanges of which FXCM is a member. For example, FXCM is regulated by the FCA and ASIC. In addition, certain of its branch offices in Europe, while subject to local regulators, are regulated by the FCA with respect to, among other things, FX, CFDs and net capital requirements. These regulators and self-regulatory organizations regulate the conduct of FXCM’s business in many w...
Regulatory Risks. Ÿ You are responsible for obtaining all necessary permits to legally construct and operate your facilities. Failure to obtain such permits may result in enforcement actions being taken against you by regulatory agencies. Ÿ You are responsible for properly storing, handling and disposing of manure from your facilities. You are exposed to liability for any manure spills or contamination caused by improper storage, handling or disposal. Ÿ Your hogs may be quarantined or destroyed by animal health or other regulatory agencies if the hogs are found to be diseased. Ÿ You are responsible for disposal of all dead hogs. You could be exposed to liability if you fail to properly dispose of all dead hogs.
Regulatory Risks. 11.1. The operation of prediction market applications is subject to extensive legal and regulatory analysis. Participation in and the format of the Sight Prediction Market are being carefully designed to minimize any legal and regulatory risk.
Regulatory Risks. The rules and guidance on listing, trading, disclosure and other matters of SZSE ChiNext vary much from those of the SZSE main board and SME board. For example, on the listing requirements, a shorter track record period and lower net profit, revenue and operating cash flow requirements will apply for company seeking IPO and listing on the ChiNext market. ChiNext companies may also have a lower post-IPO total share capital than main board and SME board companies. For details of the listing requirements on the ChiNext market, the SZSE main board and SME board, please visit SZSE website.Besides, ChiNext market adopts disclosure rules that substantially vary from those of the main board and SME board. For example, ad hoc reports of ChiNext companies are only required to be published on a CSRC designated website and on the issuers’ websites. If investors continue to check information through the usual disclosure channels for main board and SME boards, they may miss out some important information disclosed by ChiNext companies. Therefore, investors are advised to closely monitor announcements and risk alerts of ChiNext companies, be aware of market risks, and comply with relevant rules and regulations while trading in the ChiNext market.
Regulatory Risks. The rules and guidance on listing, trading, disclosure and other matters of SSE STAR vary much from those of the SSE main board. For example, on the listing requirements, lower net profit and revenue requirements will apply for company seeking IPO and listing on the STAR market. Different trading arrangements will apply for the trading of STAR companies, such as daily price limit, minimum order size and maximum order size. For details of the listing requirements and the trading arrangements of the STAR market and the SSE main board, please visit SSE website.
