was notified by the competent officer to comply with such orders, Zipmex delivered only partial or incomplete information. In addition, Zipmex delayed the delivery of information requested by the
transactions in the wallet. In this regard, although he was notified by the competent officer to comply with such orders, he delivered only partial or incomplete information. In addition, he delayed the delivery
dishonestly and seeking wrongful gains, which caused damage to IEC, through a purchase transaction of 25% of SK1 shares at the amount of 100 million baht. The transaction was executed after SK1 had been placed
Public Company Limited (IEC), through a purchase transaction of 25% of SK1 shares at the amount of 100 million baht. The transaction was executed after SK1 had been placed in absolute receivership by the
International Engineering Public Company Limited (IEC), through a purchase transaction of 25% of SK1 shares at the amount of 100 million baht. The transaction was executed after SK1 had been placed in absolute
transaction executed by himself to purchase convertible TRUBB shares, as well as a transaction executed by his spouse or cohabitant. Accordingly, Mr. Vorathep had the duty to prepare and disclose a report on
Miss Keerarat Viphosupan help Mr. Yinganan to buy and sell SSPF securities by offer money transaction in buying and transfer the money which her receives from selling this securities for Mr. Yinganan
(Form 59) in accordance with the SEC’s regulations, as his spouse had conducted a transaction involving ARROW securities on 28 August 2020.. However, Mr. Lertchai failed to prepared and disclosed the
in securities holdings (Form 59) in accordance with the SEC’s regulations, as his spouse had conducted a transaction involving ARROW securities on 7 July 2020. However, Mr. Tanon failed to prepared