Mr. Pete Bodharamik On September 19, 2016, Mr. Pete Bodharamik (“Mr. Pete”) acquired shares of Jasmine International Public Company Limited (“JAS”) which caused his aggregated holdings of JAS

caused his aggregated holding of META shares to reach or pass a multiple of 5 percent of the total voting rights of META. But he filed inaccurate reports (Form 246-2) of his holding of META shares after

held in his securities account and private funds of 6 people to the SEC Office within the period specified in the notification of the Capital Market Supervisory Board when his aggregated holding of TIGER

leasehold registration date with an incremental of not more than 10% every 3 years or equivalent to the maximum amount of Baht 47,812,275 payable in 30 years which aggregated to the total amount of Baht

voting rights of JAS which caused his aggregated holdings of JAS shares to exceed 50 percent. The amount of his holdings of JAS was a significant degree of control of JTS. However, Mr. Pete failed to

Bangkok, June 4, 2015 - The SEC suspended {A} and {B}, an equity investment consultant and a capital market investment consultant respectively, for failure to keep complete record of securities

prepare and submit a monthly report of aggregated data and update the system each time the reporting forms are revised. The proposed amendment involves submitting granular data with specified details and

includes property management revenue that is aggregated with rental income in the financial statements) was primarily from (i) higher interest and sundry (other) income, as a result of treasury operations

investment consultants found that {A} failed to keep complete records of a high volume of client's derivatives trading orders; while {B} failed to keep complete documentation and evidence of many derivatives

includes units of property fund and instruments with commodities as underlying, providing further that the aggregated investment in the said assets shall not exceed 15 percent of the fund?s NAV;           (5