Implementation Plan for ASEAN Capital Markets Integration in 2015 aiming at facilitating cross-border securities offerings in the region, strengthening potential of ASEAN capital markets and providing more

provide investors with more variety of investment alternatives and increase experiences in overseas investment while the service provider is required to comply with rules and practices prescribed by the

and Chinese delegates agreed to regularly hold executives? meeting to continue exploring the idea and move forward for more concrete collaboration in the future.  

sufficient information before passing a resolution, especially the opinion of the company's board of directors. In addition, the provisions on prescription of more severe penalties are proposed in case the

by half to 18-month imprisonment (More details in SEC Release No. 6/2003 dated February 24, 2003). # # #  

education and public healthcare. Meanwhile, investors will have an opportunity to take part in the country development and more long-term investment choices. The SEC thus backs fund mobilization through

the Thai and ASEAN capital markets? competitive edge in the international arena. More details of Standards of Qualifying CIS are available at http://www.theacmf.org/ACMF/upload

starting from relatively low risk securities to products that are more complicated. This allows investors and business operators time to test the water, sharpen their skills and make adjustments in

indicated impressive improvement in terms of audit manuals and audit programs for most of the audit firms. Nonetheless, more emphasis on some areas is needed, such as planning and risk assessment as well as

Bangkok, May 28, 2015 ? The SEC revised regulations for more flexibility to promote cross-border offerings of debt securities and collective investment schemes (CIS). The revision aims to increase