) and organizations of capital market business operators. This aims at preparing Thai capital market?s infrastructure to be more responsive to global changes, enhance flexibility of supervisory structure
and executives are subject additional disclosure only in case of simultanous holding of similar positions at other listed companies. This requirement also applies to independent directors who provide
amend project details, including inform every unitholder of the changes at least 60 days in advance. Within such period, asset management company must repurchase the fund?s units at least once, while
. Additionally, the proposed revisions are expected to provide more flexibility for business operators and enhance cooperation and the exchange of information among relevant market participants both at domestic
at providing investors with information disclosure closely similar to that prepared by Thai companies while not being too burdensome for foreign firms raising fund in Thailand. The consultation paper
recognized by the SEC and have been listed on the main boards of such exchanges at least for one year, they will be deemed to have been satisfied the criteria comparable to those of the SEC. The revision aims
Thai incorporated companies and foreign companies not listed on specified main board of foreign exchanges. The proposal aims at enhancing investor protection while pushing securities issuers to rectify
proprietary trading will also be required to prevent impact on the business operator?s financial condition and reputation. The consultation paper is available on the SEC website at www.sec.or.th. Stakeholders
paper is available on the SEC website at www.sec.or.th. Stakeholders and interested parties are welcome to submit comments through the website, or facsimile number at 0-2695-9609 or email address at
selling of stocks and REIT by the underwriter at the beginning stage of listing may significantly impact trading volumes and price of such securities.? The proposal also include the rule which requires lead