the share's movements, and arranging low-price matching for the trading activities within their own group. Such transactions misled other investors into believing that TAPAC shares were traded in

stimulated the share's movements, and arranging low-price matching for the trading activities within their own group. Such transactions misled other investors into believing that TAPAC shares were traded

such share in such a manner that stimulated the share's movements, and arranging low-price matching for the trading activities within their own group. Such transactions misled other investors into

review responsibility of her audit group. She had the authorized access to view the draft financial statements in the EY information system and disclosed the inside information of the three companies to

among MODERN, the major shareholder of TPAC, (Securities Seller) and the Lohia family Group (Securities Purchasers) by through the assignment of the involving in Securities Purchaser transaction

shareholder of TPAC, (Securities Seller) and the Lohia family Group (Securities Purchasers) through the assignment of the Securities Purchaser to be involved in the transaction. Subsequently, on 22 July to 18

, the major shareholder of TPAC, (Securities Seller) and the Lohia family Group (Securities Purchasers) through the assignment of the Securities Purchaser to be involved in the transaction. Subsequently

shareholder of TPAC, (Securities Seller) and the Lohia family Group (Securities Purchasers) through the assignment of the Securities Purchaser to be involved in the transaction. Subsequently, on 25 August to 1

shareholder of TPAC, (Securities Seller) and the Lohia family Group (Securities Purchasers) through the assignment of the Securities Purchaser to be involved in the transaction. Subsequently, on 27 July to 5

Mr. Kraisorn Chansiri Mr. Kraisorn Chansiri, while being chairman of Thai Union Group Public Company Limited (TU), knew or possessed inside information about TU’s Q3/2017 performance. Subsequently