Multilateral Collaboration initiative serves as a vital platform connecting business operators, social entrepreneurs, and community enterprises. It reflects the commitment of all sectors to join forces in

collaboration to prevent and suppress securities-related offenses, setting the stage for more integrated efforts among justice-related agencies to take swifter and stronger legal action against offenders.SET

cooperation aims to mitigate the impacts and damage caused by such fraudulent activities.“The SEC has taken action on multiple fronts and has continuously integrated cooperation with relevant agencies. We also

were signed in 2016 and 2005, respectively. Now, we are focusing more on fully integrated working collaboration in consistent with the current legal context and the changing business trends based on

, being well aware that prevention of those scams needs collective efforts of all relevant parties, has called for collaboration of business operators, i.e., securities companies, investment management

guidelines in the investment management industry. This initiative seeks to enhance collaboration, benefiting the sustainable and stable growth of the industry. Ms. Nataya Niyamanusorn, Assistant Secretary

Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to strengthen mutual collaboration in capital market oversight. This collaboration aims to improve regulatory efficiency within each organization’s legal framework, creating

Bangkok, 24 January 2024 – The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) reinforces collaboration with the Department of Special Investigation (DSI) regarding the legal proceedings against the

collaboration in case further clarifications or investigations are required. The meeting was held on 24 January 2024 at the DSI Building. In the picture (from left to right):1. Ms. Pattanaporn Tripipat, SEC

Fundraising to Strengthen the Nation's Foundation of Sustainable Development” at the “Multilateral Collaboration for Sustainability” seminar, held on March 1, 2024 at Professor Sangvian Indaravijaya