Bangkok, May 30, 2014 ? The SEC kicks off ?Financial Literacy in Workplace? Project or ?FL in Workplace? to promote financial literacy and skills among Thai people through 100 companies and
positive attitude toward investment. Also, younger people?s investment portfolios tend to be more diversified. Given such condusive background, it is advisable for public policy on financial education to
therefore committed to promoting financial investment literacy among Thai people, helping them be aware of scams, and enabling them to protect themselves for stable and sustainable financial well-being
compliance with the Code of Conduct and Anti-Corruption Policy via KBank e-Learning system - Conducting “KBank Honest People” campaign to promote integrity and ethical practices among employees - Communicating
Centre (SBPAC). This is to encourage Thai people of Chinese descent in such provinces to celebrate Chinese New Year similar to Thai Buddhist and Muslims in case of traditional and religious holiday
life as well as avoid falling victim to financial frauds and scams, would contribute to the overall financial well-being of the Thai people and the solution to the country’s household debt problems in
. These efforts serve as an important mechanism for enhancing financial security and creating a safe and reliable online ecosystem for Thai people.
information, investigate, identify fake news, and warn people to be mindful to prevent falling victims of investment scammers. The SEC has established a microsite to gather educational and public relations
. In a move to restore capital market confidence, the cabinet approved an additional tax privilege for people who purchase investment units in Super Savings Fund (SSF) which invests not less than 65