management companies with clear operational direction toward achieving net-zero emissions, supporting the sustainable growth of Thailand’s fund and capital market industry. ​Ms. Nataya Niyamanusorn, SEC

in reducing greenhouse gas emissions and to eventually reach zero emission. In this respect, SEC Thailand is pleased to be invited to join as a member of the ATB and trusts that with SEC Thailand’s

of promoting Transition Finance that will help economies to reach the Net Zero greenhouse gas emissions target and the sustainable growth of the Thai capital market and economic system. With

global effort to reduce carbon emissions leading to global warming. SEC has therefore upgraded the Online Fund Approval and Management System (“OFAM”) to accommodate paperless filings.Businesses can

emissions but at levels determined in accordance with science-based principles, aligned with climate change mitigation targets under the Paris Agreement, as referenced in the Thailand Taxonomy.

challenges urgently. This includes building competitiveness of Thai businesses and executing the National Strategy towards the goal of carbon neutrality and net zero greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions

capital market that supports Thailand's transition toward a net zero emissions economy."Mr. James Robertson, Head of Asia (ex-China & Japan), PRI, shared: “PRI is very pleased to partner with SEC Thailand

emissions. Thailand Taxonomy Phase 1 was publicly released on 30th June 2023.The development of the Thailand Taxonomy Phase 2 involves expanding the scope to cover additional economic sectors that emit large

greenhouse gas emissions. Thailand Taxonomy Phase 1 was publicly released on 30th June 2023. The development of the Thailand Taxonomy Phase 2 involves expanding the scope to cover additional economic

companies who intend to manage SRI Funds and, hence allow more funding to be allocated to public and private sector-led projects underway to promote sustainable development, reduce carbon emissions, or