directors is deemed untrustworthy to perform duties as directors and executives of a securities issuing company and listed company under the relevant notification, they, therefore, can no longer perform

person, sold 3,450,000 {X1} shares in his daughter's trading account. He was a {X1} advisor who had accessed to the information on company projects which generated revenues. When becoming {X1} president

Global House Public Company Limited (GLOBAL).The four offenders are: (1) Witoon Suriyawanakul, (2) Kunnatee Suriyawanakul, (3) Apilas Suriyavanakul, and (4) Kriangkai Suriyawanakul. The SEC, meanwhile, has

and shall be liable to the penalty under Sections 312 and 315 of the Securities and Exchange Act B.E. 2535 (1992) (SEA), as the case may be.  The said actions also caused damages to the company but

Bangkok, October 7, 2015 ? The Criminal Court sentenced Ratchasak Susewi, former executive of POWER-P Plc. (POWER) responsible for the company operation, for corporate fraud. Ratchasak permitted

office solicited the foreign investors to make investments according to Gilt Edge?s advice and management to earn tax benefits and long-term returns. Gilt Edge also advertised that the company had a team

.” Unofficial translation FORM 35-E1 Information with Representation and Warranty of the Company’s Director and Executive and their Consent [company’s name] filed on Position in the Company Director [ ] President

.   _________________________________________   * The Notification of the Securities and Exchange Commission No. Kor Jor. 3/2560 Re: Determination of Untrustworthy Characteristics of Company Directors and Executives dated 23 January 2017

Bangkok, August 8, 2012 ? The Criminal Court found Wichai Chaisathaporn, former chairman and president of Nippon Pack (Thailand) PLC (NIPPON), guilty of misappropriation of company assets, document

Panacee, and (6) Mrs. Chomsuda Rungruangnavarat, an authorized director of the company purchasing the NUSA condominium units, assisted persons under (1) – (4) in committing the offenses. The SEC’s findings