orders in large volumes. The practice may aim to mislead other investors by creating a false impression of escalating bid or offer demands at a given time, or it may be an obstruction to the buying or

.  _________________________Remarks: * The domination of trading orders refers to the execution of bid and offer orders in large volumes. The practice may aim to mislead other investors by creating a false impression of escalating bid

will roll-out events that bring together investors, investees and policymakers. The aim is to create opportunities for dialogue and collaboration to ensure these parties utilize the full benefits of the

oversight procedures are consistent. The MOU also prioritizes information sharing for mutual best interest. The signatories aim to support human resource development in the financial sector and educate

Directors Association (IOD), Thai Listed Companies Association, and related organizations determine to drive and support the listed companies to constantly improving and aim to be a CG leader in the region

expected.” SEC Secretary-General Ruenvadee Suwanmongkol added: “SEC pays attention to policy research and will continuously hold the SEC Capital Market Symposium. This year, we aim to demonstrate the use

Bangkok, 16 September 2016 ? The National Legislative Assembly has approved the new amendments to the Securities and Exchange Act (SEA), which aim to enhance enforcement efficiency by amending the

incorporated to allow the investing public to access and benefit from the capital market. The said integrated strategic moves aim to contribute to the sustainable growth of the Thai capital market.  ?This

Bangkok, December 1, 2014 ? The SEC revealed its 2015 strategic plan focusing on six key developments with the aim of enhancing the integrity and resiliency of Thai capital market, promoting the Thai

shares under the specific objective basis to specific investors (Private Placement) from not exceeding 35 percent in aggregate to not exceeding 49 percent in aggregate of the total number of shares sold