revocation of her license as a life insurance broker and agent on account of performing duties dishonestly when she failed to forward premium money of 1 million baht she had received from a client to the
capital market professional, in violation of the Notification of Capital Market Supervisory Board concerning personnel in the capital market.* The SEC therefore suspended her from duty as the approved
customer since 2008. On April 24, 2011, {A} sent a letter that she accepted the trading decisions without the client's instructions. In addition, she had been authorized by her client to make securities
her then employer, the SEC probed into the {D} case and found the investment advice records and e-mails indicating that {D} had been entrusted to trade derivatives on behalf of a client during November
who, at the age of 55 or older, resigns his or her post will be allowed to receive installment payments similar to the retired employee. Accordingly, such employee will not be required to withdraw the
violation of the Notifications of Capital Market Supervisory Board concerning personnel in the capital market*. Therefore, the SEC sanctioned Benjawan from her duty as the personnel in the capital market and
*, the SEC therefore suspended {A} from her duty as the approved capital market investment consultant for 2 months. Having considered that {A} had already been suspended by her employer for a month, the
another person's trading account and arranging financial matter for such investor. As the employer has already put her on a three-month suspension, the SEC is suspending her for the remaining three months
inside information about an increase of the net profit of PERM in the 1st quarter of 2016 and the 3rd quarter of 2016 by virtue of her position. Subsequently, she purchased PERM shares through her
inside information about an increase of the net profit of PERM in the 1st quarter of 2016 and the 3rd quarter of 2016 by virtue of her position. Subsequently, she purchased PERM shares through her