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Amendments

Title:

Taiwan Stock Exchange Corporation Regulations Governing Contracts for the Listing of Foreign Stocks  CH

Repeal Date: 2014.08.08 
Categories: Primary Market > Listing Contracts

Title: Taiwan Stock Exchange Corporation Regulations Governing Contracts for the Listing of Foreign Stocks(2008.05.16)
Date:
Article 5 All securities-related laws and regulations, TWSE bylaws, and matters publicly announced by the TWSE are an integral part of the stock listing contract and shall be complied with by the foreign issuer, its agent, and the TWSE.
If there is a subsequent increase or decrease in the number of shares listed, or if a change in the company's name, a capital reduction, or some other matter results in a change in the contract, then the stock listing report that is then approved by the TWSE, or an increase or decrease or change in content set that is out in the application for contract amendment, will also be deemed an integral part of the stock listing contract.
Article 6 After the competent authority approves a listing contract, the standard listing fee rates adopted by the TWSE shall apply mutatis mutandis to the foreign issuer and its agent, which shall pay a listing fee to the TWSE at the time of initial listing and within one month after the beginning of each following year.
The Rate Table for Listing Fees of the preceding paragraph is an integral part of the listing contract, and if subsequently amended, the post-amendment Rate Table shall apply.
Article 7 The TWSE may impose an altered trading method on a listed stock on the basis of applicable laws, regulations, or TWSE bylaws, or when it deems it necessary for some other reason sufficient to affect market order or investor rights and interests, and shall report the matter for recordation by the competent authority within one month after implementation; or, after applying to and receiving approval from the competent authority, it may suspend the trading of or delist a given listed stock.
Article 8 The governing law for listing contracts is the law of the Republic of China. The Taiwan Taipei District Court is the competent court of jurisdiction for any litigation arising in connection with a listing contract.