therefore proposed this revision by considering the aspects of appropriateness and practicality to promote better business standard and flexibility,? said Vorapol.

Bangkok, May 28, 2015 ? The SEC revised regulations for more flexibility to promote cross-border offerings of debt securities and collective investment schemes (CIS). The revision aims to increase

promotion of other types of mutual funds to enhance clarity and appropriate flexibility for such activities. The consultation paper is available at www.sec.or.th. Stakeholders and interested parties are

: SMEs Alternative Fundraising Instrument,? held today at the Stock Exchange of Thailand.     Apart from flexibility of fund size, maturity term and collateral option ? which incurs lower costs on issuers

outsourcing, facilitate more flexibility, reduce operating cost and enhance business in the area outside the business operator?s specialization. Business operator will be allowed to outsource activities

article, investment policy with the lowest risk level at that time will be applicable. The proposal aims to provide the fund with more flexibility to prescribe its default investment policy to serve diverse

management have been issued and revised with more flexibility and in line with international standards supportive to the capital market development. New distribution channels such as fund supermart and more

each. Vorapol added that ?Infrastructure trust will boost flexibility and facilitate fund raising for investment in infrastructure projects. Investors will have more alternative investment choices both

performance must also be easy to understand and appropriately reflect the accuracy of the information;(2) Increasing flexibility in reporting financial statements of private funds by allowing reporting

flexibility, which may affect the ability to conduct fundraising in compliance with the prescribed requirements. The SEC has therefore proposed revisions to the relevant criteria. Previously, the SEC conducted