Australian Government partners with countries in the Mekong Subregion including Thailand to tackle shared development challenges and promote inclusive economic growth by enhancing equal market opportunities

building trust and confidence in the Thai capital market. This involves enhancing the roles and responsibilities of market participants in conjunction with enhancing the capabilities of the SEC in

accessibility for fundraising and investment, especially for targeted business sectors and industries, (2) enhancing efficiency and competitiveness of the Thai capital market, (3)  employing digital technology as

is working on enhancing the ASEAN Collective Investment Schemes (CIS) framework by further harmonising disclosure standards through common product highlight sheets and prospectuses, and reducing

had net loss of Baht 195.83 million, improving by Baht 277.17 million. The details were as follows:- 1. Total revenue was Baht 191.18 million, an increase by Baht 360.55 million or 213% resulted from

, comparing with the same period last year which had net loss of Baht 45.62 million, improving by Baht 42.74 million:- 1. Total revenue was Baht 17.32 million, an increase by Baht 102.38 million or 120% mainly

reported net profit for the third quarter of 2019 of Baht 12.95 million, comparing with the same period last year which had net profit of Baht 0.43 million, improving by Baht 12.52 million. The details were

34.65mb (Q1 2018: 29.43mb), improving by 5.22mb or 17.7% due to a combination of reasons including an increase in recurring revenue, better returns in investments, improved gross margin and lower SG&A. T

of last year, Q1/2020’s net profit margin was a few dropped due to the improving budget cost which mention above. Including, increasing of finance cost by short term loan from a financial institution

Fund as an initiative for enhancing financial wellness, market competitiveness and national sustainability investors, particularly asset management companies (AMCs), are necessary and important