), as imposed by the CSC, will take effect when the offenders sign the letters of consent, agreeing to comply with the civil sanctions or when the periods of prohibiting the holding of director or

issuing companies or securities companies for a period of 40 months each.The civil sanctions in (2), as imposed by the CSC, will take effect when the offenders sign the letters of consent, agreeing to

, will take effect when the offenders sign the letters of consent, agreeing to comply with the civil sanctions. In the event that any offenders refuse to give consent to the sanctions, the SEC will submit

executive of any securities issuing company or securities company for a period of 22 months. The civil sanctions, as imposed by the CSC, will take effect when the offenders sign the letters of consent

serving as director or executive for 12 months.Civil sanctions imposed by the CSC will take effect when the offenders sign a letter of consent, agreeing to comply with the civil sanctions. In the event that

upon the date when the offenders affix their signature on the letter of consent to comply with the civil sanctions determined by the Civil Sanction Committee. If any of them declines to give consent

.  The suspension period for the offenders serving as a director or executive in the above cases will commence upon the date when the offenders affix their signature on the letter of consent to comply with

. The above barred periods of serving as director or executive in securities issuing companies or securities companies will take effect when the offenders sign a letter of consent, agreeing to comply

In her opening remarks at the online seminar on 25 November 2020, Ruenvadee Suwanmongkol, Secretary-General of SEC, stated: “The aims of the online seminar are (1) to help listed companies gain a

technologies for their business strategies and adopt corporate governance as a part of their corporate culture in parallel with caring shareholders and related parties, which could help enhance corporate value