SEC: Higher fees being fine-tuned | The Manila Times
REGISTERED corporations should soon expect higher regulatory fees and charges as the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) wants to implement proposed adjustments this year.
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REGISTERED corporations should soon expect higher regulatory fees and charges as the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) wants to implement proposed adjustments this year.
The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has extended the deadline for amnesty applications of non-compliant and suspended or revoked corporations to Nov. 6, 2023. These corporations have not submitted or have belatedly filed their audited financial statements, general information sheets, and required contact information. With the publication of SEC Memorandum Circular 17, series of 2023, the SEC has allowed the corporations to grab the opportunity for reduced fines and for the SEC to have more time to assess and evaluate the amnesty applications. In line with this extension, the SEC has a...
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In a bid to ensure that more Nigerians are educated on the activities of the capital market and thereby developing the market and attracting more investors, the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC)