. 4. Investments in securities An investment in debt instrument means an investment in a contract showing that the instrument issuer has both directly and indirectly obligation to pay cash or other
securities An investment in debt instrument means an investment in a contract showing that the instrument issuer has both directly and indirectly obligation to pay cash or other asset to the instrument holder
three years or upon occurrence of a widespread adverse incident; (2) To adjust the submission schedule for the Risk Level Assessment (RLA) report and IT audit report to be within the same period (during
after 1 January 2019. The Group chooses retrospectively adjusts in the period of initial application. The adjustments are described below; 1) Commission paid to obtain a contract - the Group has
retrospectively adjusts in the period of initial application. The adjustments are described below; 1) Commission paid to obtain a contract - the Group has determined that commission paid to obtain a customer
, the changes are as follows: - 1) total assets as of 31 December 2018 before retrospectively adjust was THB 14,329.7mn and after the retrospectively adjust was THB 14,376.4mn, an increase of THB 46.7mn
adjust the assumptions for cash flows projections of those subsidiaries to calculate the recoverable amount appropriately, and to consider the adequacy and appropriateness of the impairment loss for
does not include (1) the existing types of securities under the Securities and Exchange Act B.E. 2535; and (2) instruments representing rights pursuant to an agreement of contract where the right is
;the subsidiary"), acted dishonestly through the subsidiary by entering into an advertising media installation contract on telephone booth with G.I.S. Park (Thailand) Company Limited ("GISP