Following a public hearing on the proposal to amend the capital adequacy requirements for business operators to ensure that they have sufficient capital to address business risk and maintain

specified requirements, providing clear and sufficient information for investors to make informed investment decisions.The consultation paper is available at: https://www.sec.or.th/EN/Pages/PB_Detail.aspx

investible by Thai mutual funds. This includes foreign CIS in other forms, such as commodity-based trust.** The qualification requirements for foreign CIS are: (1) the issuance and offering is under the

at least five members to the board of directors, and of this at least two board members shall be independent directors, as well as to establish an audit committee. These requirements aim to ensure that

electronic format. In addition, the CMSB has resolved to relax the following requirements for business operations in 2020 to mitigate the impact of COVID-19, namely,(1)   The asset due diligence, (2) the

context of Thailand. This includes ESG disclosure requirements in the SEC’s 56-1 One Report, assessments and consistence with international standards in order for the fund business to serve the demands of

University, who will serve as ad-hoc contest committees and will set out the requirements for scoring, as well as rank the participants as had been done every time before. Additionally, this year’s contest

with legal and regulatory requirements in their respective jurisdictions. Japan and Thailand have completed their preparation. In Australia legislation is before Parliament. In the Republic of Korea

take the issue into consideration. The proposed revisions will include requirements on (i) adequate numbers of investor contacts, (ii) presentation of seller (i.e. showing of identification card), (iii

required to report the Stock Exchange of Thailand (SET) and propose to the shareholders? meeting for approval. During the said transactions had been made, SCAN never complied with such requirements