The SEC has considered revising the regulatory framework for mutual funds to facilitate faster sale and redemption of Tokenized Fund units, as well as amending other related regulations to

SEC Secretary-General Ruenvadee Suwanmongkol said that supporting small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) to access financial instruments in the capital market is one of the factors that readies

discussions regarding the supervision and development of capital market from important stakeholders such as SET, institutional investors, the Government Pension Fund, listed companies, intermediaries, and

Thai ESG funds, encouraging the adoption of Free Float Adjusted Index, and preparing measures to address the issue of mule accounts related to the capital market and investor scams. Additionally, the

regulatory mapping exercises whereby a common ground has been established on 3 January 2020 regarding mutual recognition of funds. At the preliminary stage, both parties agreed on cross-border offerings of

SEC Assistant Secretary-General Kumpol Sontanarat said that SEC has recently provided additional service for the capital market. The open data database contain 10-year historical records of fund

been approved in the capital market and mutual fund information such as nature and characteristics of mutual funds, fees and past performance. The dissemination of information via SEC API aims to help

promoting tax-saving funds to develop the Thai capital market, supporting the increase of provident fund (PVD) members among listed companies for employees’ retirement, and the direction for utilizing Open

SEC Secretary-General Ruenvadee Suwanmongkol said: “Today, SEC has issued the Notification prescribing the standard single form for opening an account for investment in all types of capital market