entities whereby additional criteria other than the oversight of general debt securities have been established. The is to implement more stringent procedures for screening the quality of debt securities

reflected the SEC?s effort in the past years in implementing more stringent inspection on audit quality assurance system of audit firms. The quality of audit activities of Thai listed companies thus conforms

transaction is proposed as part of FVC’s business restructuring to reduce reliance on the dialysis center business, which is exposed to regulatory risks arising from increasingly stringent government

3.2 percent from the previous forecast of 3.3 percent due mainly to an anticipated slowdown in developing countries and emerging economies, in particular, China, India and ASEAN. The Federal Reserve and

Ministry of Finance, meanwhile, is considering tax benefits for infrastructure funds. Such fund can reduce state budgetary and public debt burdens in developing the country?s infrastructure, which in turn

the Asian Development Bank (ADB). During the discussions, Ms. Butree highlighted the SEC's roles as a regulator with internationally benchmarked frameworks for overseeing and developing digital assets

development of emerging markets.Additionally, Mrs. Sittasri was a panelist in the GEMC Workshop Seminar titled, "Developing Green Finance and Increasing the Diversity of Available Investment Products" under the

Vitai Ratanakorn and Director and Secretary Roongkiat Ratanabanchuen. The objective was to discuss strategic approaches for developing and promoting the provident fund (PVD) industry and to support the

capital market in addressing social and environmental challenges. During the meeting, both parties exchanged views on developing the financial market with a focus on sustainability and explored potential

SEC's 2024 Strategic Plan aiming at fostering long-term financial well-being for Thais and developing the Thai capital market to reduce economic inequality. ​Mrs. Nataya Niyamanusorn, Assistant