Stock Exchange of Thailand, (2) the Federation of Thai Capital Market Organizations, (3) the Thai Listed Companies Association, (4) the Association of Thai Securities Companies, (5) the Association of

, as a government organization, has been assigned under the NAP Plan which following UNGPs Guiding Principles to support the business sector in the Thai capital market, especially listed companies, to

for listed and regulated companies. We expect our collective efforts will help to increase investors? knowledge and understanding of their rights and how to exercise them effectively. We also encourage

Commission.** The SEC has therefore banned the three persons from holding such positions at any securities issuing company and listed company for a period of three years each, which is the longest period

the power to allow direct access for a person other than the SET's member to purchase or sell listed securities, grant additional exemption to members to trade listed securities outside the SET, and

position of securities issuing companies and listed company.  According to the referral from the Stock Exchange of Thailand (SET) and the SEC's further investigation, during 22 May 2014 - 30 June 2014, the

directors is deemed untrustworthy to perform duties as directors and executives of a securities issuing company and listed company under the relevant notification, they, therefore, can no longer perform

SEC banned Sittichai from holding the position of director or executive at any securities issuing company and listed company* for three years. In addition, as a result of the civil sanction, the other

Investment Management Companies, Thai Bankers Association, Association of International Banks, Thai Life Assurance Association, Thai FinTech Association, Thai Listed Companies Association, MAI Listed Company

executives of securities issuers and listed companies in accordance with the rules prescribed in the SEC Notification** and consequently is not allowed to hold the positions of director and executive at any