business.? The objectives of the rule-amendment are to promote flexibility and prevent conflict of interest. The proposal has undergone series of discussions with various stakeholders including securities
from the release of OECD revised Principles of Corporate Governance, the roundtable panels will discuss the main topics including corporate governance developments in Thailand, the challenges in
bonds, sukuk and Basel III subordinated bonds. The new factsheet form contains more comprehensive details, organized by topic, including the issuer?s type of business, a summary of financial position, a
companies comply with the following key regulations: 1) To provide several investment plans for members to choose from, including a qualified default policy for those without expressed preference; 2) To
electronic system will be more transparent and reflect the companies? good governance. At present, several countries have used the similar system including ASEAN members in preparation for ASEAN Economic
chaired by Mr. Phiphat Ratchakitprakarn, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Transport, and attended by ministers from several key ministries, including the Minister of Defence, the Minister of Foreign
attended by representatives from listed companies, including executives, internal auditors, and related professionals, and took place at the Sangvien Indravichai Auditorium, the Stock Exchange of Thailand
*. Approximately 80 participants attended, including bond issuers, underwriters, advisors, independent external reviewers, and representatives from relevant agencies, on 30 April 2026 in Bangkok.At the opening
environment, including business conditions and the overall workforce outlook for 2025, as well as proposals to reduce operational obstacles faced by market participants. In addition, the SEC communicated its
SEC’s approach to supporting and driving the business sector toward a green economy, including the Capital Market Supervisory Board’s approval of revisions to the relevant regulations to accommodate the