, SEC Secretary-GeneralMrs. Wilailak Chenananporn, (right), Director of Enforcement Department 1 Ms. Aim-on Akkawutikrai, (left), Assistant Director of Enforcement Department 1Mrs. Wilailak Chenananporn
. Wilailak Chenananporn, (right), Director of Enforcement Department 1Ms. Aim-on Akkawutikrai, (left), Assistant Director of Enforcement Department 1Mrs. Wilailak Chenananporn, (right), Director of Enforcement
Sustainable development in the environmental area has become an important goal both nationally and internationally. The public sector implements policies that support continuing environmental
the realm of sustainability, which is crucial to the strategy and business operations to mitigate sustainability risk, enhance competitiveness, and contribute to the country’s goal of achieving net
sustainability goal, and the promotion of long-term savings to support the aging society, an important goal under the National Strategy. The key takeaway from this meeting is that the SEC will provide policy
roles in line with sustainable development roadmap. The seminar allowed sharing of experiences and expertise from members of listed companies? audit committees having achieved a goal of organizational
sustainable development. Hence, a ?CHANGE? was recommended along with adjustment of goal setting with new perspective of processes to reach such goal. This will certainly facilitate financial sector and the
’ sustainability disclosures through the 56-1 One Report and outlined future plans to elevate ESG reporting standards to align with international standards. These efforts aim to strengthen the competitiveness of
event, experts from Secure D Co., Ltd. and SEC Playground Co., Ltd. were guest speakers in a workshop attended by 120 IT security and cybersecurity personnel from the financial sector. The aim was to
proposed by the SET. These amendments aim to enhance oversight of orderly securities trading by removing Non-SET100 Index securities from short selling eligibility. These SET’s regulations will take effect