The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), represented by Mrs. Sittasri Nakasiri, Assistant Secretary-General – Strategy and Planning, acting as Data Protection Officer (DPO), participated in

The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), in collaboration with the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) and the Office of Natural Resources and Environmental Policy and Planning (ONEP

ร่วมประชุมประกอบด้วย H.E. Mr. Sou Socheat, Director General of Securities and Exchange Commission of Cambodia, H.E. U Maung Maung Win, Deputy Minister of Planning and Finance และ Chairman of Securities

planning and investment. In this regard, the SEC welcomes investors and related parties to utilize information and services via this platform, such as assessment of the adequacy or the need of savings

currently in the process of drafting regulations, which are expected to be enforced within this year, that would permit the social enterprises, who are non-profit unlike ordinary businesses, to offer stock

managers of DA operators. The SEC has reviewed and considered the comments and recommendations received from both sessions in drafting the relevant regulations to ensure more appropriate and consistent

investors entitled to invest on secondary markets, when drafting the relevant rules that will add alternatives for SMEs and startups to access funds through the capital market. It is expected that these

applies to offences relating to offering of digital tokens or undertaking of digital asset businesses without approval. Meanwhile, the SEC is drafting associated regulations and other relevant laws to

trading, front running, market manipulation.  Offering of digital tokens or undertaking of digital asset businesses without approval are also punishable under the Decree. Meanwhile, the SEC is drafting

with access to the capital market for financial advice and planning. This is generally because limited service channels and expenses have been affordable mostly by high income earners. The strategic plan