engagement of preparers of financial statements, CEOs, and CFOs from the very beginning. In this regard, the SEC and the FAP are co-designing a curriculum for the preparation of the financial reports of
sponsor registration fees for their training courses. The training curriculum will be based on the Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales (ICAEW). In addition, the SEC will coordinate with
area of capital market and will thus alleviate the shortage of audit personnel as well as strengthen audit firms? stability. In addition, the SEC and FAP agreed to develop a curriculum for listed
guidelines for investor contacts; (c) Relevant laws such as anti-money laundering law, law governing commercial banking, etc. The Office will not determine attendance hours of the activities under 2.1 and 2.2
for investor contacts; (c) Relevant laws such as anti-money laundering law, law governing commercial banking, etc. The Office will not determine attendance hours of the activities under 2.1 and 2.2 so
eligible activities within the latest two calendar years. However, the Investment Analysts Association will be responsible for defining the scope, knowledge standards and training curriculum for the full
professional training courses on a continuing basis, as stated in the SEC-approved curriculum of the Valuer Association of Thailand, to ensure sufficient self-development and knowledge improvement
along with financial advocate, chief financial officer (CFO), for example. The SEC will work on curriculum design, volunteer mentors, and employers? human resource staff training to become financial
the auditor without the presence of the management at least once a year. - Review the connecting transactions or transactions that may have conflicts of interest to ensure that they are accurate