session, Mr. Paiboon Dumrongwaree, Assistant Secretary-General of the SEC, highlighted the importance of transition finance and the SEC’s ongoing efforts to develop regulatory frameworks to facilitate

campaign promoting financial literacy and consumer protection. The initiative aims to raise global awareness, in line with the SEC’s efforts to enhance financial literacy, improve technological knowledge

from better disclosure of environmental, social and governance (ESG) information via 56-1 One Report, especially information related to greenhouse gas emission, such efforts are fundamental for

As the prevention and suppression of technology-related crimes have been designated as a national agenda, all relevant agencies are intensifying efforts to combat technology-related crimes and

the Asia GX Consortium, the SEC Secretary-General emphasized that transition finance is a crucial step towards achieving a Net Zero economy. She also highlighted collaborative efforts in developing

implementing measures for ensuring fair and transparent trading in the stock market. Efforts are also underway to improve reporting requirements for executives of listed companies regarding the use of shares as

blocked from these platforms immediately to protect the public from further harm and loss.  The Investment Scam Hotline initiative is part of the SEC’s continuing efforts as a participant in the

standardized terms and conditions, and the regular dissemination of current, pertinent information. These combined efforts aim to strengthen the trustworthiness of the Thai bond market, positioning it as a

, being well aware that prevention of those scams needs collective efforts of all relevant parties, has called for collaboration of business operators, i.e., securities companies, investment management

crimes. In this regard, the SEC, as the capital market regulator, stands ready to support and connect inter‑agency efforts to prevent and deter technology‑related crimes in Thailand.Mrs. Pornanong