Bangkok, October 30, 2015 ? The Thai capital market is making progress toward adoption of the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD)?s revised Principles of Corporate
private fund; “Management company” means any mutual fund management company and private fund management company; “Mutual fund management company” means any securities company licensed to undertake
Notification, “Fund” means any mutual fund or private fund; “Management company” means any mutual fund management company and private fund management company; “Mutual fund management company” means any
is a continuation of Phase 1, which focused on the energy and transportation sectors. The development of Phase 2 involved stakeholder consultations that began in February 2024, followed by a public
market business including intermediaries* are a key mechanism for addressing issues regarding development of a sustainable capital market for the benefit of investors, issuers and the capital market at
of the Bank of Thailand (BOT). SEC would like to thank BOT for fostering the development of NDID system to its practical use and allowing the extension of its scope of services to intermediaries in
the economic sector. Thus, FETCO will be able to bring more efficient cooperation with both public and private sectors. Under the proposed law, the structure of the Capital Market Federation of
this information service system will act as the information infrastructure for the financial sector and capital market allowing the private sector to use it in business expansion and capital market
Thai Listed Companies Association?s promotion of CG campaigns among listed firms. The most significant progress was the formation of the private sector?s Anti-Corruption Coalition whose long-term efforts