Section 133 Securities and Exchange Act B.E. 2535 Section 133. The securities company shall manage a private fund with honesty and care to preserve the interests of the person who has authorized the

policy-making or the Company's operation (for example, assigning a person to be an authorized director). If the shareholders identified above do not represent the true shareholders, for example, those

person to be an authorized director). If the shareholders identified above do not represent the true shareholders, for example, those identified as a holding company or a nominee account, identify the

Exchange Commission: For the purpose of applying for approval from the SEC Office for ………………………... (applicant’s name) ………………..., a registered auditor No…………, I, the head and the authorized person of the

of Thailand (SEC). I, the leader and authorized director of ……………………………………….……... (name of the audit firm), hereby certify and consent as follows; 1. I certify that the audit firm has audit quality

which is supervised by a regulator located in a country whose supervisory measures on investment management are recognized by the SEC Office; For the purpose of intermediaries’ compliance with the

the form as publicized in the SEC’s website. Signatures of audit firm’s leader and authorized director are required. (6) Photocopy of the applicant’s passport. Signature of the applicant to certify true

): ................................................................. (...............................................................) Authorized Person Binding the Audit Firm: ............................... Remark Audit firm’s leader and audit firm’s authorized person to affix binding signature shall affix signature together with audit

behaviors materially influence the management policy making or the Company's operation (for example, assigning a person to be an authorized director). If the shareholders identified above do not represent the

Office in accordance with the rules, conditions and procedures specified in the notification of the SEC. The securities company may act as a custodian for the person who has authorized it to manage the