Bangkok, February 28, 2012 ? The SEC has revised issuance rules governing bills of exchange (B/E), short-term debentures and complex structured products to promote more fund mobilization through debt
of a collective investment scheme which has characteristics similar to a mutual fund but excluding the collective investment scheme with the objective of directly investing in properties relating to
unit of a collective investment scheme which has characteristics similar to a mutual fund but excluding the collective investment scheme with the objective of directly investing in properties relating to
”, “registration statement”, “bill”, “short-term bill”, “high net worth investor”, “institutional investor”, “short-term bond” and “structured note” shall have the same definition given to them under the
SEC held a seminar under the topic of “Thailand SEC Policy Dialogue 2018: Regulating by Market Forces” on 28 November 2018 at the Grand Hyatt Erawan Hotel, with the objective to stimulate policy
disclosure of the related party transactions during the past there years; - clearer disclosure of the funding objective in the registration statement and more flexibility in case of change to such objective
", "institutional investors", "executives", "controlling person", "short- term bonds" and "structured notes" shall have the meaning given to them under the Notification of the Securities and Exchange Commission on
Debenture Bond Basel Convertible Debenture IC Bond SUKUK Structured Debenture DR-Common share Depositary Receipt DR-Convertible debenture Depository Receipt Representing Foreign Securities NVDR Preferred