each other both at the bilateral and multilateral levels over the past several years. The MOU signed today thus marks a significant milestone in enhancing capital market cooperation between the two
in the capital market can fulfil the SMEs needs to achieve such goal. We also hope that the collaboration under this MOU will increase the potential of SME operators and make the evolvement of
Services Commission (FSC), FSC Korea delegates, and Mr. Park Yong-Min, Ambassador of the Republic of Korea to Thailand, on their visit to discuss and exchange information on market supervision and
capital market intermediaries including fund distributors, e.g., banks, to explore cross-border opportunities and build mutual understanding in the matter. Additionally, SEC has closely cooperated with
on international capital market collaboration, at the SEC Office on 9 July 2019.
collaboration seeks to build confidence in the Thai capital market, ensuring widespread and fair benefits for all sectors with transparency and trustworthiness. The discussions also covered topics that the SEC
Mrs. Pornanong Budsaratragoon, Secretary-General of the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), delivered the opening remarks at an annual seminar titled, “Understanding the Thai Capital Market
policies and guidelines for working together on September 25, 2019 at the SEC Office. They shared the opinion on driving the capital market with guidelines to support SMEs to access funding sources in the
fairness and transparency, to supervising capital market professional to elevate their role of inspection and preventing listed company fraud. The proposed amendments also aim to enhance the reporting of