result, the trading of TAPAC shares contradicted normal market conditions. The manipulation of the TAPAC shares by the aforesaid persons is deemed an offense under Section 243(1) in conjunction with
, namely (1) Ratchasak, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, (2) Phongsak, Deputy Managing Director-Finance and Accounting, and (3) Siriporn, Business Development Director. They were found permitting or
Capital Market Supervisory Board No. TorKhor. 4/2551 Re: Rules for Undertaking Derivatives Business for Registered Derivatives Advisors _____________ By virtue of Section 18 of the Derivatives Act B.E. 2546
, (2) Mr. Apinun Panyakorn, former executive director, (3) Mr. Suttirod Eaktaraphiphat, former accounting and finance director, (4) Miss Waranit Pongveranon, (5) Mr. Tharakorn Junkerd, (6) Acting Sub Lt
Exchange of Thailand (SET) and the SEC's further investigation, Sarath, TOG Vice President, Business Planning and Finance, had access to the information that the net profit of the company had increased
providing assistance or facilitation to Pasu. The acts of Pasu, Vichan, and Akarat were liable to be an offense of colluding to manipulate securities price in violation of Section 244/3(1)(2) in conjunction
. KorThor 6/2547 Re: Additional Determination of Type of Juristic Person Classified as Institutional Investor. By virtue of section 3 and section 9 under the Derivatives Act, B.E. 2546 (2003), the SEC hereby
Office of the Securities and Exchange Commission Notification Re: Approval of Auditors of Securities Companies and Finance and Securities Companies No. OrThor/Nor. 7/2541 _____________ Section 106 of the
Securities and Exchange Commission Notification Re: Approval of Auditors of Securities Companies and Finance and Securities Companies No. OrThor/Nor. 7/2541 _____________ Section 106 of the Securities and