. ---------------------- The Office of the Securities and Exchange Commission Notification of the Office of the Securities and Exchange Commission No. SorNor. 1/2548 Re: Rules for the Exercise of Fund’s Voting Rights at the
supervision of securities business in the category of management of other persons’ funds, whether it be the mutual fund or private fund management, has the common objective to protect and maintain the best
control the staff under their supervision to comply with the policy and guideline; (3) Prescribe the guideline for course of actions where there is a breach of the guideline. The course of action should be
which can be issued or offered for sale in Thailand, unless otherwise prescribed by the SEC Office; (2) being an outbound product under the supervision of any of the following regulators and the trading
which can be issued or offered for sale in Thailand, unless otherwise prescribed by the SEC Office; (2) being an outbound product under the supervision of any of the following regulators and the trading
the contract (physical delivery), or a party may make cash settlement where the cash difference between the exercise price and the market value or price of the underlying asset or variable at a time or
for Operational Supervision of Securities Underwriting dated 25 October 2006; (3) The second paragraph of Clause 2 of the Notification of the Securities and Exchange Commission No. KorThor. 5/2539 Re
daily status report to the SEC Office in an excel file via email within the next business day of the daily transactions (T+1) for the benefit of prudential supervision which is important and can have an
investors as follows: “Prior to making an investment decision, investors should carefully exercise their own judgment when considering detailed information relating to the issuer and the terms of the
broker is part of a financial conglomerate with its shareholding structure, internal group audit and supervision carried out by another regulatory body as prescribed and notified by the SEC Office, the SEC