; “Authorized person in private fund management” means the following persons: (1) Any person, who take responsibility in private fund management, from the position of private fund manager to manager in the case
exploitation of this channel for the benefits of certain person or group of persons.Mr. Vorapol Socatiyanurak, SEC Secretary-General, said ?In establishing a retail fund, its investment units should be dispersed
debenture or other securitiesconvertible to stock. In case of group report, disclose the changes in the holding of individuals, thegroup percentage of acquisition/disposition, the group percentage after
securitiesconvertible to stock. In case of group report, disclose the changes in the holding of individuals, thegroup percentage of acquisition/disposition, the group percentage after theacquisition/disposition and the
). Convertible Securities: warrant or convertible debenture or other securitiesconvertible to stock. In case of group report, disclose the changes in the holding of individuals, thegroup percentage of acquisition
of director, derivatives investment manager, manager of the management company, or any person holding equivalent position called otherwise who take the highest responsibility in the line of work
of director, derivatives investment manager, manager of the management company, or any person holding equivalent position called otherwise who take the highest responsibility in the line of work
which has been increased in number recently. (2) Any person has an increase or decrease in number of related juristic person* or concert party**, which results in an increase or decrease of securities
holding of individuals, thegroup percentage of acquisition/disposition, the group percentage after theacquisition/disposition and the person(s) under Section 258 of the Securities and Exchange Act B.E.2535
that Sakorn solicited the person to purchase BSEC shares based on the insider information that OSK Investment Bank Berhad (OSKIB) in Malaysia was interested in buying BSEC shares from Bangkok First