shareholders’ equity of the derivatives broker ; (b) financing lease which is under the condition allowing for early termination of lease by the derivatives broker as the lessee without purchasing the asset

. subordinated liabilities being unsecured which have the remaining maturity period of more than one year as from the calculating date, and have not determined the condition to repay before the maturity date

) arising from risk prevention equipment with directly recognition to the owner’s equity means earning or loss from derivatives dealing subjected to the items recognition condition in the shareholders’ equity

of liabilities not exceeding the shareholders’ equity of the securities company ; (b) financing lease which is under the condition allowing for early termination of lease by the securities company as

Section 105 Securities and Exchange Act B.E. 2535 Section 105. A securities company shall prepare its accounts stating true and accurate business operation and financial condition, which must conform

businesses of the majority shareholder materially, the Company should explain the structure or condition of such relationship including the characteristics of business linkage. Clarifications on the said

mutual fund under (1)(a), a warning statement: “in case that the mutual fund is unable to make the investment as prescribed due to changes in the market’s condition, unitholders may not receive the return

retirement mutual fund and long-term equity fund that urge investors to make the investment in time for acquiring tax benefits in such tax year. Clause 5. In case of advertisement of guaranteed fund or private

offering1. In this regard, the Company shall disclose the following information: (1) Spending of the money obtained from each offering of equity or debt securities2. Spending Objectives Amount of Spent Money

........ Year ............. Year ............. Year ............ Total assets Total liabilities Shareholders’ equity Total income Cost Net profits Earnings per share (EPS) Debt/equity ratio (D/E ratio) Return on