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Article 65
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The directors, supervisors, managers and business personnel of securities finance enterprises shall not engage in the following actions:
- Engaging in securities trading directly or indirectly based on the information learned from the position.
- Disclosing secrets learned as a result of their positions, except in response to a legal inquiry.
- False, deceptive, and other kinds of acts which are sufficient to mislead others in handling the business in Article 5.
- Other violations of laws or regulations.
A securities finance enterprise shall have one general manager, who shall be responsible for the overall administration of the business operations of the entire company, and it may not have any other person in an equivalent position.
The chairman of a securities finance enterprise may not concurrently serve as the general manager. However, this restriction does not apply if any of the following circumstances exists and if approval has been obtained from the Financial Supervisory Commission (FSC):
- The securities finance enterprise will cease to exist as a result of dissolution or merger, and the chairman or general manager has resigned or has been removed from his or her duties by order of the FSC.
- The securities finance enterprise's business permission was voided by the FSC, and the chairman or general manager has resigned or has been removed from his or her duties by order of the FSC.
- Any other special cause.
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