Ms. Nopnuanparn Pavasant, Assistant Secretary-General of the Securities and Exchange Commission, Thailand (SEC Thailand), was a guest speaker at the 3rd ASEAN Finance and Investment Forum
The current situation regarding investment scams through online channels has become increasingly concerning and has caused widespread harm to the public. Various deceptive tactics are being used
The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) organized a financial and investment knowledge-sharing event for staff of the Department of Learning Promotion, Ministry of Education, under the topic
5,780 students on financial planning and investment. This initiative was implemented under a memorandum of understanding (MoU) to promote financial savings, signed by the Ministry of Higher Education
regulations to improve fund management efficiency and offer a wider range of investment choices to members. The revision also includes provisions for a central registrar to facilitate employers and employees
from investment scams via various new forms and channels. In this regard, the SEC has observed a persistent trend of investment scams related to the capital market, with scammers often using online
provide. Capital market plays a significant role in the economy and is one of the key drivers of sustainable growth in Thailand. To further support sustainable investment, we have extended the fee exemption
The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) organized a dynamic training program to enhance essential knowledge and investment insights for financial trainers. SEC Secretary-General Pornanong
promote fundraising and investment in investment tokens and to support interested securities business operators in providing services related to the said products. This in turn would increase access
(SDGs). It also brought to the fore investment management business operators, institutional investors and other capital market participants for an in-depth discussion on the Principles for Responsible