region with foreign investment funds as well as using mutual funds to help solve a lack of savings. Vorapol Socatiyanurak, SEC Secretary-General revealed after the last quarterly meeting of 2014 with the
Bangkok, December 21, 2011 - The SEC Board agreed in principle to allow offer for sale of foreign Collective Investment Scheme ("CIS") to non-retail investor in Thailand in accordance with the 2010
International Organization of Securities Commissions (IOSCO) standards and in support of the upcoming Financial Sector Assessment Program (FSAP). The SEC together with other financial sector regulators, i.e., the
visibility and gain recognition of the Thai market in the international community. The SEC laid out the plan by taking into account compatibility with international standards, market accessibility for all
information disclosure on MD&A of Thai listed companies still has room for improvement. The SEC has therefore planned to study overseas rules and practices, gather information from the industry including
to improve their supervision and surveillance capabilities. This training will ensure the Thai market remains even with international counterparts; with a primary goal of preventing negative impact on
Public Company Limited "VNG" would like to disclose the connected transaction for renting of office between Woodtek International Co., Ltd. (a subsidiary which VNG hold 99.97% of the paid-up shares) and
Company Name Website ASL ASL SECURITIES CO.,LTD. https://www.aslsecurities.com/Default.aspx CGSI CGS INTERNATIONAL SECURITIES (THAILAND) CO.,LTD. https://www.cgsi.co.th CLSA CLSA SECURITIES (THAILAND) LTD