Shares, stocks, and bonds are commonly used terms in a joint-stock company. These are the names of documents and assets that have value to represent the ownership ratio of capital, proving the capital contribution of shareholders and owners.
Public offering of securities includes public offering of stocks, bonds and fund certificates. Below are the conditions for public offering of securities:
Securities trading is a specialized business activity that requires strict regulation. The following acts are strictly prohibited in securities trading in Vietnam:
According to Vietnam’s regulations, securities depository means the receipt of securities for deposit, preservation or transfer to customers, and the assistance rendered to customers for exercise of the rights relating to the securities ownership.
The Law on Securities 2006 of Vietnam provides for public offering of securities, securities listing, trading and investment, and provision of securities and securities market services.
The Law on Securities 2006 of Vietnam was promulgated on June 29, 2006, of which one of the fundamental contents is the regulation on the rights of stock exchanges and securities trading centers.
Forms of public offering of securities include the first-time public offering of securities, additional offering of shares or rights to buy shares to the public, and other forms. So, how are Vietnam’s regulations on conditions for public offering of securities?
The Law on Securities 2006 of Vietnam was promulgated on June 29, 2006, consisting of 11 chapters and 136 articles. There are certain acts strictly prohibited in securities activities specified in this Law.
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