Bangkok, October 17, 2013 ? The SEC advised shareholders of Wyncoast Industrial Park Plc. (WIN) to exercise their voting rights at the company?s Extraordinary General Meeting (EGM) on October 22, 2013 regarding the proposed asset disposal opposed by independent financial advisor. Under the proposal, most of WIN?s assets will be sold to a property fund.WIN earlier announced that it will propose to the EGM No. 1/2013 on October 22, 2013 for approval of selling 99.99 percent of its assets to Wyncoa...
seeking public feedback on the sample bondholders’ representative appointment agreement from 6 February until 5 March 2024.The SEC and ThaiBMA emphasize the significance of the roles played by the
") Volunteers Foundation Network of Communities for Disaster Alerts and Warnings Project. The aim is to actively assist communities in sustainable water management and enhance the efficiency of disaster
, such as ESG information/disclosure standards, analytical tools, and stakeholder awareness and engagement.The ACMF also welcomed feedback from institutional investors during the meeting, through the ACMF
the SEC Office in Bangkok. The workshops provided a platform for regulators across ASEAN to exchange knowledge, experiences, and challenges on audit quality oversight and financial reporting reviews
. Furthermore, the SEC has implemented preventive measures against investment scams from the start, such as issuing alerts and educating the public about investment scam tricks and collaborating with relevant
creation and dissemination of investment scam alerts via various channels of the SEC and news media outlets. The SEC receives support from both public and private sectors to effectively communicate these
securities businesses, dissemination of standard reference prices, acting as bond information center for both the primary and secondary markets, as well as posting news and investor alerts promptly. Moreover
through the ORAP system, which has recently been updated. The extended submission period will take effect, starting from the 2024 renewal cycle onwards. Generally, the SEC reviews each application
remediation plan to prevent recurrence of similar incidents. In any case, the detected deficiencies will be considered in detail when the SEC reviews KPMG’s audit quality control system