Bangkok, May 28, 2015 ? The SEC revised regulations for more flexibility to promote cross-border offerings of debt securities and collective investment schemes (CIS). The revision aims to increase
stabilized the share price including matching orders among those accounts. The actions resulted in increase in the UNIQ closing price from 2.24 baht on July 17, 2009 to the highest at 8.70 baht on November 6
ASEAN Economic Community (AEC). The initiative aims to raise corporate governance standards and practices among listed firms in the region and increase visibility and profile of ASEAN capital markets to
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
institutions and debt instrument issuance as its funding sources for making advanced payments and purchase deposits. The value of such transactions has increased significantly from 2015 by a 58 percent increase
diverse products suitable for investors? different risk profiles while preparing the Thai capital market for linkage with international counterparts and increase channels for fund mobilization of business
capital market linkages aims to lessen obstacle and increase efficiency for law enforcement where regulations applicable to foreign company approved by the SEC to offer for sale of newly issued securities
securities firms or derivatives business operators can be done without the SEC?s approval but will be allowed to the extent that it is deemed necessary to increase business efficiency. Importantly, outsourcing
condition that they meet all requirements of the governing regulations. The approval will promote entry of new and various financial products into the Thai market and increase investment choices for local