non-compliances were resulted from failures to record employee benefit obligation in accordance with Thai Accounting Standard No. 19 ?Employee Benefits? prescribed by Accounting Standard Committee
opinion by an auditor approved by the Office, and such auditor must not be a director, staff member or employee of such securities company. The auditor of the private fund must adhere to the code of conduct
opinion by an auditor approved by the Office, and such auditor must not be a director, staff member or employee of such securities company. The auditor of the private fund must adhere to the code of conduct
newly issued securities in the category of warrant (Employee Stock Option Program : ESOP) without having obtained an approval from the SEC Office. SEC Act S.300 in conjunction with 33 Settlement
leaders among the SEC staff and regulated agencies.”SEC Secretary-General Ruenvadee Suwanmongkol said: “The SEC’s objective is to supervise and develop the Thai capital market as the key platform for
the company’s readjusting of employee accrued benefits and base salary to serve the company’s strategy towards fully digitalized format as well as to encourage all employee preparing for Digital
have risen abruptly, especially the rapid evolution of digital technology, intensified effects of climate change, and regulatory changes in the financial business. To cope with these issues, most
by employees in case of change in an employer; (2) Employees are entitled to leave for necessary business for no less than three working days per year; (3) A pregnant female employee is entitled to
Bangkok, August 18, 2011 ? The SEC revealed that the number of employers setting up provident funds in Q2/2011 increased 8% over 2010 with great attention on ?employee?s choice,? a program that
activity, thus dampening Thai economic growth during the second half of the year. Other challenges included volatile foreign exchange movement and international capital flows as well as the rapid evolution