SEC Chairman Voravidh Champeeratana said that “SEC is aware of the importance and necessity in developing SMEs and startups which will promote continuous and sustainable growth for Thai economy

) urgent issues regarding building liquidity, recovery and strengthening capital market to support economic growth and competitiveness, and (2) fundamental issues regarding building reliability and

SME. The main purpose of this seminar is to raise SMEs’ awareness about the role of capital market and how to access funds in capital market through various types of financial instruments. We view

initiated to serve as a platform for discussion on Mekong capital markets cooperation to further enhance the roles of capital markets in contributing to the growth and the wealth of people in this region. All

as a growth incentive. For example, investment of institutional investors in ESG complying companies, ESG education of capital market business personnel, investors and the public, and activities of

public with long-term savings and investment options while fostering the transparent and sustainable growth of the Thai capital market. During the event, SEC Secretary-General emphasized the SEC’s role in

sufficiently support capital market growth. Essentially, the amendments will (1) lower the requirement regarding audit experience from a minimum of ten years to 7 years; (2) lessen the requirement on a

and efficiency of the capital market. This will contribute to the robust and sustainable growth of the economy. We envision opportunities for developing the Thai capital market to support the

Thailand’s Capital Market as a Driver of Economic Growth.” Professor Wisit Wisitsora-at, Chairman of the SEC Board, welcomed attendees and outlined the objectives of the event, while Professor Pornanong

of the Investment Banking Club (IB Club), and representatives from Department of East Asia (Ministry of Foreign Affairs), Fiscal Policy Office (Ministry of Finance) and Federation of Thai Capital