policy to promote integration of sustainability factors into business operations. As SLB practices abroad continue to evolve, the SEC is proposing to amend the SLB regulations to enhance flexibility

with international standards, enhance personnel skills to keep pace with technological advancements, and support the integration of cybersecurity into business processes. Additionally, the panel

United Nations Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights (UNGPs), and emphasize HRDD throughout the value chain, with the goal of integrating these practices into the 56-1 One Report. During the

the changing landscape and address cyber threats. Comments and suggestions from stakeholders were taken into consideration in drafting the amendments more appropriately. Essentially, the key amendments

non-financial industries such as energy, arts, entertainment or sports whereby various assets are converted into digital tokens to enhance transaction efficiency and consumer accessibility. Regulators

legal enforcement can be arranged. Replacement mechanisms must be clearly disclosed in the filing and drafted prospectus. The regulations will go into effect from 1 May 2020 onward

auditors and audit firms in the Thai capital market. TDRI has completed the study project and proposed recommendations in this regard.SEC has taken TDRI’s recommendations into consideration in proposing

Earlier, the Capital Market Supervisory Board approved in principle the proposed amendments to the repo/reverse repo agreement regulations to allow securities companies to enter into repo/reverse

making of investors. For example, company does not disclose information that affects financial position or does not submit financial statements or financial statements are incorrect** and will fall into

into force since 3 March 2021. Additionally, the SEC has revised related regulations to allow the existing business operators to switch to License E or PF License in line with the business model they