STARK clarify about such action and submit related documents to the SEC. STARK then submitted copies of the complaint documents filed with the DSI and disclose such information to investors through the
10 years on account of deceiving several clients, falsifying documents, spending clients? money for his own interest, and using clients? trading accounts to trade securities for himself.Following a
and expectation without having supporting information or documents to back up his claim were in contravention of the Notification of the Capital Market Supervisory Board*. The SEC therefore suspended
Best Practices in Managing Climate-related Risk by Global Asset Managers are available on the SEC website via: https://www.sec.or.th/TH/Documents/CompanyHandbooksandGuidelines
) for falsifying the company?s documents and accounts in violation of Section 312 of the Securities and Exchange Act B.E. 2535 (1992) (SEA). The SEC?s finding indicated that Somchit proceeded or permitted
, and Kanchanok (or Natchaporn Likitsirisap or Rassarin Surapattanapaisan), a former vice president?project management, for collusively falsifying documents and accounts and defrauding DAIDO assets. In
documents introducing the company through email or facsimile. The documents consist of (1) investment information (2) calculation methods for returns and (3) relevant information on to mislead investors that
foreign currency banknotes with, commercial banks or other authorized money changers in Thailand, or banks or foreign exchange operators offshore. Relevant documents must be presented as evidence, such as a
; (11) having efficient information technology system; (12) having system for arranging and keeping information, documents and evidentiary documentations relating to the intermediary ’s business. In this