executive. The company?s reason for not setting such allowance was merely based on the quote from such former executive that he would have his assets sold in order to pay his debts and NIPPON securities under
. In particular, the account opening and KYC system is inadequate, resulting in the company’s failure to know its clients and verify the true identity of the clients or beneficial owners. These
units on the SET; and (3) Allowing the Ministry of Finance to make payments for the purchase of investment units in the form of securities or other assets (pay-in-kind). The
Bangkok, March 5, 2012 ? The SEC board is proposing to amend the Provident Fund Act of 1987 in the following areas:(1) Employee will be able to pay savings into the fund at the rate higher than
other assets instead of cash (pay in kind); 2. Fund governance: e.g., revising the composition, qualifications, roles and responsibilities of the fund committee, enabling employers to automatically
’ instruction and refused to facilitate a meeting venue for the board of directors’ meeting. Such misconduct was therefore deemed as the failure to perform his duties as a listed-company director and executive
lawsuit against Surin in the Civil, pressing for civil sanctions with the highest legal penalty. SEC has sought the Court’s ruling to require Surin to pay a civil fine, compensate the benefits received
Bangkok, April 24, 2014 ? The SEC urged investors to make prudent investment decision concerning information on fund establishment and forward-looking on profits of listed firms.Chalee