Upon the review of the Securities and Exchange Act, SEC finds that certain provisions of the law do not support the issuance of debt securities under the current economic situations. For example, the

regulatory framework that requires issuance and revision of necessary rules and regulations and promotion of effective enforcement in line with international standards and current situations.   In this

flexibility and clarity.  The revisions include, for instance, allowing issuance of structured notes denominated in Thai and foreign currencies; harmonizing issuers? types and qualifications both in public

for the SEC Board to add types of knowledge or experience required on candidates to  be selected and appointed as members of the SET Board, as deemed appropriate to the current situation.The SEC Board

measures relating the purchase of securities through cash balance account in case of abnormality in the trading of securities to ensure that such rules or measures are appropriate for the current market

To enhance clarity and consistency with the current business practices of the private sector, the SEC has issued regulations revising the characteristics of “bills” deemed as “securities,” which

issuance and offering of debt securities. Key areas of discussion encompassed the enhancement of information disclosure to investors, with a specific emphasis on augmenting speed, clarity, timeliness, and

Given the changing economic and business environments, listed companies are increasingly engaged in more diverse and complex transactions; however, the current rules may not cover – or in some cases

agreed with the proposed regulations. This current public consultation on the proposed regulations related to NC bond offerings of business operators concerns the key points as follows:  (1)  To require

The SEC reviewed the principles for overseeing bills issued as securities to ensure compliance with the intent of the Securities and Exchange Act B.E. 2535 (1992) and consistency with the current