management companies with clear operational direction toward achieving net-zero emissions, supporting the sustainable growth of Thailand’s fund and capital market industry. Ms. Nataya Niyamanusorn, SEC
-organized by the Asian Development Bank (ADB), the SEC, the Stock Exchange of Thailand (SET), and the Thai Bond Market Association (ThaiBMA). Her address highlighted the SEC’s regulatory direction for capital
criteria for enhancing sustainable fundraising. The SEC’s policy framework aims at driving the Thai capital market towards sustainability in line with the national direction and global standards, such as
around the development direction of the securities industry and the Thai capital market, aiming to enhance sustainable trust and confidence in the capital market, promote business expansion opportunities
companies of relevant guidelines to be implemented in the same direction. For example, guidelines for mitigating the risks of COVID-19 spread when AGM is held and guidelines for supporting proxy voting. In
zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050, underscoring the important role of sustainable finance in supporting the business sector in adapting and operating in alignment with this goal. However, promoting
-Based Management (VBM) was applied to credit risk management when setting the direction of credit portfolio and business targets at customer and product levels. In addition, VBM was applied to capital
alignment with the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). During the meeting, the SEC’s key action plans were discussed, which included the introduction of innovative financial tools to promote
drafted relevant regulations, with the key points as follows: (1) To revise the refresher criteria for IA to include a minimum number of training hours required for the course, in alignment with the roles
management companies. Additionally, the amendments would include revision to the submission period in alignment with that of mutual fund management companies.The SEC is therefore conducting this public