trading account.In the case of {B}, it was found that during June - October 2014, {B}, then working for KGI Securities (Thailand) Public Company Limited, borrowed the trading account of a client who was his

amortized to total expenses. 6. Finance costs increased by Baht 10. 05 million or 26. 37% from the same period of last year due to the fact that the company borrowed money from financial institutions for the

(SBL) transaction and collateral placement for SBL transaction due to its nature of non-absolute transfer where the parties also agree on return of securities borrowed or  withdrawal of collateral

from February 1, 2013.From the report in this matter, the SEC probed into the case and found that {A}, {B}, {C}, and {D}, had used client accounts to trade securities for themselves. They also borrowed

issued ordinary shares to the Company’s existing shareholders in proportion to their respective shareholdings (Rights Offering) for repayment of loan which shall be borrowed from a financial institution to

costs The Group's finance costs has decreased amount Baht . million or . per cent from the same period of last year. Due to in , the Group had borrowed from financial institutions for purchase the

size of Bt 5,717.5mn (Bt. 4,467.5mn offered to unit holders and Bt. 1,250.0mn borrowed from financial institution) with overwhelmed demand from both institutional and individual investors. Net proceed

the borrowed securities, only in the portion not exceeding the value of the collateral; 2. payables under the pledged assets; 3. payable for a client account; 4. payable under a securities repurchase

one year as from the calculating date, only in the portion not exceeding the value of the collateral; (c) the total sum of the following liabilities: 1. payables with obligations to return the borrowed

exceeding the value of the collateral; (c) the total sum of the following liabilities: 1. payables with obligations to return the borrowed securities, only in the portion not exceeding the value of the