which are women-owned and women-led, ensuring that they have fair access to markets, financing, and opportunities within supply chains. In this regard, UN Women, under the WE RISE Together programme

2024. The briefing covered the SEC’s initiatives in digital assets and Thai digital economy development guidelines. Ms. Jomkwan highlighted the SEC's efforts to facilitate access to capital for

Building Thai Resilience against Scams 1212 ETDA (2nd) Project, organized by the Electronic Transactions Development Agency (ETDA). The event was presided over by Mr. Piyapong Chuwong, Ratchaburi Deputy

exhibition booth under the Building Thai Resilience Against Scams (1212 ETDA) Project, organized by the Electronic Transactions Development Agency (ETDA) and presided over by Mr. Thanasunthorn Swangsalee

businesses to access funding source and promote good corporate governance in Thai businesses in preparation for future fund raising.?Vorasit Pokachaiyapat, President of TVCA, said that ?Innovation and

, reflecting progress in supporting women’s leadership roles in the Thai capital market.”Said Maria Holtsberg, Deputy Regional Director, UN Women, Regional Office for Asia and the Pacific: “Over the past

in establishing a sustainable bond data platform as well as to explore the possibility of displaying Thai sustainable bonds (Green Bond, Social Bonds and Sustainability Bonds) on LGX, a platform

said The SEC?s strategic plan aims at stepping up the development of the Thai capital market in terms of liquidity, market capitalization, corporate governance, and sustainable development to increase

companies, 14 percent have women as their top executives (as of December 2020), according to the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC).  As a growing number of Thai companies are taking leaps toward

medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in business and industrial sectors to access the Thai capital market and adapt to digital transformation, and will join the group efforts in organizing training to