Bangkok, July 23, 2014 ? The SEC will put into effect regulations on depositary receipts (DRs) by the third quarter of this year to provide investors with more investment alternatives. Vorapol
in the international arena and increase investment alternatives for investors of both markets. SEC is therefore proposing to amend the rules on supervision of cross-border fund offerings to
offerings in the region, strengthening potential of ASEAN capital markets and providing more alternatives to non-retail investor in Thailand. In addition, offer for sale of ASEAN CIS to retail investor will
opportunity and alternatives for fund raisers and investors as well as enhance the Thai capital market readiness for international linkages. The revised regulations will become effective by the third quarter of
Association of Investment Management Companies (AIMC) that ?the SEC facilitates conductive environment for asset management companies? higher competitiveness. Regulations governing fund establishment and
products to give more investment alternatives for investors.The consultation paper is available on the SEC website at http://capital.sec.or.th/webapp/phs/upload/phs1516781925Hearing_02_2561.pdf. Stakeholders
dimensions comprising: (1) greater access to financial sources for business operators; (2) wider range of investment alternatives for investors; (3) chances for more potential technology businesses to grow and
provide investors with more variety of investment alternatives and increase experiences in overseas investment while the service provider is required to comply with rules and practices prescribed by the
financial products that offer a wide range of risks for investors? alternatives. Mobile application ?start-to-invest? has been developed to serve as a tool opening wider access to financial literacy and