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Part I PRELIMINARY

Part II MARKETS

Division 1 — Establishment of Markets

Subdivision 1 Approved exchange and recognised market operator

Subdivision 2 Exempt market operator

Division 2 — Regulation of Approved Exchanges

Subdivision 1 Obligations of approved exchanges

Subdivision 2 Rules of approved exchanges

Subdivision 3 Matters requiring approval of Authority

Subdivision 4 Powers of Authority

Subdivision 5 Immunity

Division 3 — Regulation of Recognised Market Operators

Division 4 — General Powers of Authority

Part III CLEARING FACILITIES

Division 1 — Establishment of Clearing Facilities

Division 2 — Designation of Persons Operating Clearing Facilities

Division 3 — Regulation of Designated Clearing Houses

Subdivision 1 Obligations of designated clearing houses

Subdivision 2 Rules of designated clearing houses

Subdivision 3 Matters requiring approval of Authority

Subdivision 4 Powers of Authority

Subdivision 5 Immunity

Division 4 — Insolvency

Division 5 — General Powers of Authority

Part IIIA APPROVED HOLDING COMPANIES

Division 1 — Establishment of Approved Holding Companies

Division 2 — Regulation of Approved Holding Companies

Part IV CAPITAL MARKETS SERVICES LICENCE AND REPRESENTATIVE’S LICENCE

Division 1 — Licensing

Division 2 — Exemptions

Division 3 — General

Part V BOOKS, CUSTOMER ASSETS AND AUDIT

Division 1 — Books

Division 2 — Customer Assets

Division 3 — Audit

Part VI CONDUCT OF BUSINESS

Division 1 — General

Division 2 — Securities

Division 3 — Futures Contracts and Leveraged Foreign Exchange Trading

Part VII DISCLOSURE OF INTERESTS

Division 1 — Registers of Interests in Securities

Division 2 — Disclosure by Substantial Shareholders

Division 3 — Disclosure by Substantial Unitholders

Part VIII SECURITIES INDUSTRY COUNCIL AND TAKE-OVER OFFERS

Part IX SUPERVISION AND INVESTIGATION

Division 1 — Supervisory Powers of Authority

Subdivision 1 Powers of Authority to require disclosure of information about securities and futures contracts

Subdivision 2 Inspection powers of Authority

Division 2 — Power of Minister to Appoint Inspector for Investigating Dealings in Securities, etc.

Division 3 — Investigative Powers of Authority

Subdivision 1 General

Subdivision 2 Examination of persons

Subdivision 3 Powers to obtain information

Part X ASSISTANCE TO FOREIGN REGULATORY AUTHORITIES

Part XI INVESTOR COMPENSATION SCHEME

Part XII MARKET CONDUCT

Division 1 — Prohibited Conduct — Securities

Division 2 — Prohibited Conduct — Futures Contracts, Leveraged Foreign Exchange Trading

Division 3 — Insider Trading

Division 4 — Civil Liability

Part XIII OFFERS OF INVESTMENTS

Division 1 — Shares and Debentures

Subdivision 1 Interpretation

Subdivision 2 Prospectus requirements

Subdivision 3 Debentures

Subdivision 4 Exemptions

Division 1A — Business Trusts

Subdivision 1 Interpretation

Subdivision 2 Prospectus requirements

Subdivision 3 Exemptions

Subdivision 4 Debentures

Division 2 — Collective Investment Schemes

Subdivision 1 Interpretation

Subdivision 2 Authorisation and recognition

Subdivision 3 Prospectus requirements

Subdivision 4 Exemptions

Division 3 — Securities Hawking

Part XIV APPEALS

Part XV MISCELLANEOUS

FIRST SCHEDULE

SECOND SCHEDULE Regulated Activities

THIRD SCHEDULE Specified Persons

FOURTH SCHEDULE Specified Provisions

Legislative Source Key

Legislative History

Comparative Table

 
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On 26/05/2013, you requested for the version in force on 26/05/2013 incorporating all amendments published on or before 26/05/2013. The closest version currently available is that of 01/04/2006.
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Winding up
295.
—(1)  Where a collective investment scheme is to be wound up, whether under this section or otherwise, the responsible person for the scheme shall give notice in writing of the proposed winding up to the Authority at least 7 days before the winding up.
(2)  Where the Authority revokes or withdraws the authorisation of a collective investment scheme under section 288, the responsible person and, where applicable, the trustee shall take the necessary steps to wind up the scheme.
(3)  Where —
(a)
the responsible person for a collective investment scheme authorised under section 286 is in liquidation; or
(b)
in the opinion of the trustee for a collective investment scheme authorised under section 286 which is constituted as a unit trust, the responsible person for the scheme has ceased to carry on business or has, to the prejudice of the participants of the scheme, failed to comply with any provision of the trust deed in respect of the scheme,
the trustee shall summon a meeting of the participants for the purpose of determining an appropriate course of action.
(4)  A meeting under subsection (3) shall be summoned —
(a)
by giving notice in writing of the proposed meeting at least 21 days before the proposed meeting to each participant at his last known address or, in the case of joint participants, to the participant whose name stands first in the records of the responsible person for the scheme; and
(b)
by publishing, at least 21 days before the proposed meeting, an advertisement giving notice of the meeting in at least 4 local daily newspapers, one each published in the English, Malay, Chinese and Tamil languages.
(5)  If at any such meeting a resolution is passed by a majority in number representing three-fourths in value of the participants present and voting either in person or by proxy at the meeting that the scheme to which the trust deed relates be wound up, the responsible person for the scheme and, where applicable, the trustee shall take the necessary steps to wind up the scheme.
(6)  Any responsible person who contravenes subsection (1) shall be guilty of an offence and shall be liable on conviction to a fine not exceeding $50,000.
(7)  Any responsible person or, where applicable, trustee who contravenes subsection (2) or (5) shall be guilty of an offence and shall be liable on conviction to a fine not exceeding $50,000.
(8)  Any trustee who contravenes subsection (3) or (4) shall be guilty of an offence and shall be liable on conviction to a fine not exceeding $50,000.
[Companies, s. 118]