Regulations Governing Securities Firms Accepting Orders to Trade Foreign Securities Article 6-3

To broker trades in an offshore structured product for high-asset customers under paragraph 2 of the preceding article, a securities firm shall agree with or obtain written confirmation from the domestic agent on the following matters:1. During the term of the financial product, in addition to providing product information and marketing materials in English, relevant financial product information, such as the product's material characteristics, risk profile, and reference prices, shall also be provided in Chinese to investors needing to receive such information in Chinese.2. Upon occurrence of an investment dispute involving any liability of the issuer or guarantor, the domestic agent shall assist the securities firm in handling relevant matters and act as the agent for service of process and all other document correspondences with respect to the investment dispute.3. Upon occurrence of an event with respect to the offshore financial product materially affecting the rights and interests of investors, the domestic agent shall produce a plan to address the issue and shall report the plan to the securities firm within 3 days from its occurrence for forwarding to all relevant high-asset customers.The relevant reporting requirements of Article 10 of the Regulations Governing Offshore Structured Products shall apply mutatis mutandis to a securities firm or domestic bank serving as the domestic agent of an offshore structured product under paragraph 2 of the preceding article.