services to protect investors’ asset and stringent supervision on asset separation to keep private funds safe without asking for the approval of being custodian again. Such move will improve flexibility
’ assets and strict supervision on asset separation. The private fund operators can self-custody for its assets under management without applying for the approval of being custodian. Such a move will
plant infrastructure funds to use the capital market to raise funds as the industry is important to national development. The move will bring the regulations into alignment with the government’s
promoting the SEC?s new image through a variety of activities and channels to affirm the readiness of the SEC and every stakeholder to move forward to the new decade,? said SEC Secretary-General Vorapol
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Bangkok, 17 October 2023 – SEC warns the private sector to beware of the activities which may be deemed the undertaking of the SEC-supervised securities, derivatives, and digital asset businesses
SEC Secretary-General Rapee Sucharitkul stated that SEC has issued notifications related to the offering of digital token through ICO process and the the approval of ICO portal under the Royal