of the implementation of DLT to support the Thai Capital Market Digital Infrastructure initiative . The initiative, spearheaded by the SEC, was officially launched on 3rd September 2019 to increase

The SEC has implemented the regulatory guillotine scheme,** which aims to review and revise regulations to suit the current situations, enhance competitiveness, and facilitate operations of

security as prescribed in the UNCITRAL Model Law and the World Bank’s Good Governance Guidelines, to support ease of getting credit (the 5th Indicator of the World Bank’s Doing Business Survey), to provide

covers draft operational procedures rules in case of failure to meet the requirement. The draft amendments aim to (1) support intermediaries in maintaining sufficient capital suitable for the nature of

, issuers, selling agents and investors. Their participation will be vital to enhance linkages between the Thai and global capital markets and thus uplift Thai capital market development. SEC Secretary

. Most were requests for information support, highlighting both the persistent threat of investment scams and a growing public demand for information assistance before making investment decisions or

requirements to emphasize the importance of corporate governance practices and corporate social responsibility and the disclosure thereof. The SEC also supports training to enhance knowledge and experiences of

and efficiency of the capital market. This will contribute to the robust and sustainable growth of the economy. We envision opportunities for developing the Thai capital market to support the

, independence stipulation of the board of directors, and IT governance policy and practices, among others. IOD will continue to provide support to enhance the good corporate governance practices of Thai listed

standard of audit quality in ASEAN and achieve greater alignment in audit regulatory practices among members. The World Bank is seeking support from donors and other stakeholders for this planned