that Thai asset management company will gain more experience to be beneficial for business,? said SEC Secretary-General Vorapol Socatiyanurak. Under ACMF framework, members will allow cross-border offer
such loans were too low. The acts mentioned above did not comply with GSC’s investment policy causing GSC to experience high investment risks and lose the opportunity to gain higher and reasonable
The ASEAN Capital Markets Forum (ACMF) welcomed the progress achieved by the ASEAN Green Bond Standards at its meeting today. Since its launch in November 2017, the ASEAN Green Bond Standards have
. The average score of all participants was 91.04, ahead of 89.43 last year average. The perfect 100 percent was achieved by 94 companies or 20 percent while the band of 90-99 comprised 222 companies or
on financial management. Among those who have savings, only 25 percent of them have planned for their retirement and achieved the goal, indicating that for majority of the Thais, there is much room for
needs. As such, intended outcomes from the supervision and development of the Thai capital market will be achieved. Rapee Sucharitakul, SEC Secretary-General said that the SEC Board has approved the
, while those established in 2015 have not yet achieved the expected returns. Meanwhile, of the 132 foreign trigger funds, 53 (or approximately 40 percent) have reached the target goal within one year. In
offering of collective investment schemes to non-retail investors. Datuk Ranjit Ajit Singh, Chairman of the Securities Commission Malaysia, said ?The ACMF has achieved another significant milestone with the
increased Baht 2,839 million or 134% from Q1/2019. For Q1/2020, the Company’s Adjusted Net Income, which is the net profit excluding the fair value of intangible asset from the acquisition of GLOW was Baht