failed to solve its deficiencies. Therefore, at its meeting on 21 February 2024, the SEC Board passed the following resolutions: (1) By virtue of Section 35, Paragraph 2, of the Digital
: Activities that release zero or close to zero greenhouse gas emissions, (2) Amber tier: Activities that release high greenhouse gas emissions but will gradually reduce such emissions following the criteria
information about the newly established funds through the following channels: (1) https://market.sec.or.th/public/mrap/mrapdefault.aspx (2) https://fundcheck.sec.or.th/main and (3) https://www.sec.or.th
from LTFs to Thai ESGX for tax deduction benefits.Fiscal Policy Office (FPO) International Economic Advisor Warotai Kosolpisitkul stated: "Following a wave of LTF redemptions in early 2025 which affected
, with the following key points: (1) Revising the requirements for business operators unable to maintain net capital: Prescribing requirements in order, starting with suspending services of specific
conditions* for the following actions, which may be deemed as entering into a contract with any one or multiple creditors for the purpose of debt restructuring that has the characteristics of debt payment
Following the SEC's monitoring and examination of Bitazza operations, it was found that the company has significant deficiencies in critical systems related to the operation of digital asset business
extension of the investigation aimed at taking further action against those involved in wrongdoing, following the SEC’s previous complaint against the persons colluding or being involved in the fabrication of
Following a complaint in 2023, the SEC conducted an investigation, coordinated with the DSI and found evidence that, during 2020, four directors and executives of NUSA, namely (1) Mrs. Siriya
Robertson, Head of Asia (ex-China & Japan), PRI, shared: “Following successful collaboration between the PRI, UN, and SEC Thailand in 2021 and 2022, we were delighted to continue this partnership in 2023