| CHAPTER
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CAPITAL
MARKET SUPPORTING PROFESSIONALS
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Article 64
- Capital Market Supporting Professionals include:
| a) |
Accountants[155]; |
| b) |
Legal Consultants[156]; |
| c) |
Appraisers[157]; |
| d) |
Notaries[158]; and |
| e) |
Other professionals[159] specified in
Government Regulations. |
- The Capital Market Supporting Professionals
mentioned in item (1) must register with BAPEPAM
before engaging in Capital Market activities[160].
- Further requirements and procedures for the registration
of Capital Market Supporting Professionals shall
be stipulated in Government Regulations[161].
Article 65
- A Capital Market Supporting Professional's
registration with BAPEPAM is automatically canceled when
the professional's license is revoked by the issuing
authority[162].
- Prior services rendered by a Capital Market Supporting
Professional shall remain valid despite cancellation
of the professional's registration, except for services
that caused the cancellation of his registration or the
revocation of his license.
- When the registration of a Capital Market Supporting
Professional is canceled, BAPEPAM may investigate and
evaluate other services rendered by this Professional with respect
to the Capital Market to determine whether such services
remain valid[163].
- If BAPEPAM decides that services of a Capital Market
Supporting Professional, referred to item (3)
are invalid, BAPEPAM may order a Company that used these services to
appoint another Capital Market Supporting Professional
to audit and evaluate the Company.
Article 66
All Capital Market Supporting Professionals must comply
with codes of ethics and professional standards set by their
respective professional associations as long as such standards are
not in conflict with this Law and its implementing regulations[164].
Article 67
When engaged in Capital Market business, Capital Market
Supporting Professionals must provide independent opinions
and evaluations[165].
Article 68
Accountants that are registered with BAPEPAM and that audit
financial reports of Issuers, Securities Exchanges, Clearing
Guarantee Institutions, Central Securities Depository and other Persons
engaged in Capital Market activities, must report in confidence[166] to BAPEPAM within three
working days of discovering the following:
- any violation of this Law and or its implementing
regulations; or
- any matter that may jeopardize the financial condition of
the institution, or the interests of its clients.
Article 69
- Financial reports that are submitted to BAPEPAM must be
prepared in accordance with generally accepted accounting
principles[167].
- Notwithstanding the requirement in item (1),
BAPEPAM may establish accounting rules with respect to
the Capital Market[168].