The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), in collaboration with the Information Systems Audit and Control Association – Bangkok Chapter (ISACA Bangkok Chapter), co‑hosted a workshop for the

Thailand as well as a forum for exchanging views and perspectives on the risk-reduction financing structures for this purpose. As a panelist on the seminar topic “Enabling Factors: Introducing Innovative

SDG Impact Standards framework and the IFRS S1 and S2 reporting frameworks for managing impacts arising from climate change. Additionally, the workshop assisted companies in systematically developing

Training Course, Class 19, on the occasion of their study tour regarding organizational management with governance and organizational innovation to develop knowledge and new frameworks for operational

offering to facilitate merchants and businesses in accepting digital assets as payment for goods and services such as by setting up digital asset settlement systems. This may result in a wider adoption of

companies and the guidelines for enhancing ESG disclosure in line with international standard frameworks.

The SEC is hosting the Asia Pacific Takeovers Regulators Conference 2019, an annual platform for expanding cooperative network within the region and sharing views on regulatory frameworks and

and support the development of credible transition finance frameworks in Thailand and the ASEAN region.Professor Wisit Wisitsora-at, Chairman of the SEC Board, delivered the opening keynote address

the Asian Development Bank (ADB). During the discussions, Ms. Butree highlighted the SEC's roles as a regulator with internationally benchmarked frameworks for overseeing and developing digital assets

highlights of this year's report include Thai companies' ESG development: More listed companies have prepared sustainability reports using internationally recognized frameworks such as the