Offer document disclosures must disclose key investment limits and listing approvals to enable informed investor decisions. Regulation 29 requires the offer document to include adequate disclosures, including the maximum investments proposed in listed securities of the sponsor group; empowers the Board to require modifications and permits issuance if no modifications are suggested within 21 working days; mandates that application forms be accompanied by a Board-specified memorandum; and requires disclosure of prior in-principle stock exchange approval where units are proposed to be listed.
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Offer document disclosures must disclose key investment limits and listing approvals to enable informed investor decisions.
Regulation 29 requires the offer document to include adequate disclosures, including the maximum investments proposed in listed securities of the sponsor group; empowers the Board to require modifications and permits issuance if no modifications are suggested within 21 working days; mandates that application forms be accompanied by a Board-specified memorandum; and requires disclosure of prior in-principle stock exchange approval where units are proposed to be listed.
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