Bangkok, June 12, 2012 - The SEC today signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with the Financial Services Commission (FSC), the capital market regulator of the Republic of Korea (South Korea), to

rapid technological developments and increasingly complex financial behaviors, the SEC, together with relevant agencies and the private sector, recognizes the need to further strengthen and broaden KYC

2 October 2024, in Tokyo, Japan. The Asia GX Consortium brought together government agencies, financial regulators, the private sector, and international organizations to promote transition

private sectors, financial institutions and stakeholders in the capital market. On this occasion, Mr. Tayakorn Jitrakuldhacha, SEC Director of the Bond Department, gave a presentation on “SEC’s Role in

cooperation with public and private allies and business operators in the capital market, together with the advancement of current financial technology and inventions which play an important part in efficiently

auditor’s reports on PVDs CMSB has approved an exemption for preparing and submitting financial statements and the auditor’s reports on PVDs by giving private fund management companies two options, namely

in cooperation with alliances in both government and private sectors to ensure that the investors will receive the wealth advice service that will assist them to achieve sustainable financial

oversight procedures are consistent. The MOU also prioritizes information sharing for mutual best interest. The signatories aim to support human resource development in the financial sector and educate

Mrs. Pornanong Budsaratragoon, Secretary-General of the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), gave a special lecture on the topic, “Financial Innovation and the Digital Capital Market,” to the

LED, which possesses the ownership or the leasehold right over the billboard and LED digital advertising media, at the amount of 1.95 billion baht*;              (2) Private placement of 1,080