| CHAPTER
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REPORTING
AND DISCLOSING INFORMATION
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Article 85
Securities Exchanges, Clearing Guarantee Institutions, a
Central Securities Depository, Investment Funds, Securities Companies,
Investment Advisors, Securities Administration Agencies,
Custodian banks, Trust-Agents and other Persons that are licensed
by, approved by, or registered with BAPEPAM, must submit reports
to BAPEPAM[192].
Article 86
- An Issuer whose Registration Statement has become
effective, or a Public Company, is required to[193]:
| a) |
publish periodic reports and
submit such reports to BAPEPAM[194]; and |
| b) |
make public Material Information
regarding events that may affect the price of
Securities, not later than two working days after
the event, while reporting such information to
BAPEPAM[195]. |
- BAPEPAM may exempt Issuers and Public Companies from the
reporting requirements[196]
referred to in item (1).
Article 87
- Directors and commissioners of Issuers and Public
Companies must report to BAPEPAM, their ownership of the shares
of such Companies and each change of such ownership[197].
- Every Person owning five percent or more of the shares of
an Issuer or Public Company must report such ownership to
BAPEPAM, as well as each change in ownership.
- Reports mentioned in items (1) and (2) must be
submitted not later than ten days after the acquisition
or sale of the shares[198].
Article 88
Further requirements and procedures with respect to the
reports specified in Articles 85, 86, and 87 shall
be determined by BAPEPAM[199].
Article 89
- All information that must be
submitted to BAPEPAM by virtue of this Law and its implementing
regulations shall be available to the public[200].
- Exceptions from the requirement of item (1) can
only be made by BAPEPAM[201].
