SCHEDULE II - Matters to be specified in prospectus and reports to be set out therein

Prospectus disclosure obligations require full corporate, capital and financial reporting to inform investors prior to an issue.

Prospectus disclosure obligations require companies to provide comprehensive information including corporate identity, governmental consents, auditors and managers, underwriting and rating details, bank-account and utilisation declarations, and issue timelines. Capital structure and terms of the issue must state authorised and paid-up capital, size and reservations of the present issue, payment terms, rights of instrument holders and any tax benefits. The prospectus must also disclose objects, project financing and implementation, management and related-party particulars, outstanding litigation and defaults, and statutory financial reports including auditor and accountants' reports where proceeds fund acquisitions.