Bangkok, October 22, 2015 ? The SEC will co-host the 2015 OECD-Asian Roundtable on Corporate Governance in collaboration with the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD), the

also beneficial to the firms? readiness for more intensified competition and challenges in the upcoming ASEAN Economic Community.SEC Secretary-General Vorapol Socatiyanurak revealed that ?Yesterday, the

ease the government?s burdens on budget and public debts. The Cabinet resolution today will support investment in infrastructure fund to become more attractive and the fund will support economic

e-proxy voting rights.Warothai Kosolpisitkul, Ph.D. International Economic Advisor, FPO, said: “This set of measures to enhance the attractiveness of Thailand’s capital market not only aims at

global economic slowdown, the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) pandemic severely affects the tourism industry. The World Tourism Organization has assessed the likely impact of the COVID-19 that international

companies, such as submission of securities trading order, clearing and settlement and delivery of securities and assets, sale and redemption of investment units, and NAV calculation. 3.2 Risk Assessment

delivery of securities and assets, sale and redemption of investment units, and NAV calculation. 3.2 Risk Assessment Companies shall conduct an assessment on risks and possibility of major operational

investment while the Company and its subsidiaries have been continuously affected by the economic slowdown in Thailand in the current year. The sales volume is therefore below the volume of the same quarter of

outbreak. In 1Q20, overall economy was largely affected by the coronavirus disease (COVID- 19) outbreak globally, including the Thai economy, resulting a deep economic deceleration throughout the year. Thai

opening ceremony and gave a keynote address on the topic, “The Roles of the Capital Market and the National Economic Development 2021.” He also presented the ASEAN Corporate Governance Scorecard Awards to