Bangkok, March 23, 2011 ? An SEC record of 2010 showed growth in the provident fund (PVD) industry with 1,765 employers offering provident funds with employee?s choice, accounting for 17.7 percent of

Bangkok, March 5, 2012 ? The SEC board is proposing to amend the Provident Fund Act of 1987 in the following areas:(1) Employee will be able to pay savings into the fund at the rate higher than

Bangkok, November 1, 2012 ? The SEC is seeking public comment on proposed revision of the Provident Fund Act B.E. 2530 to facilitate employee?s continuous savings into provident fund and thus having

significantly alter the returns and risks of the fund, for example, the calculation and announcement of asset value, unit value, subscription and redemption prices. The consultation paper can be

Thaicredit Retail Bank Public Company Limited On 1 March, 2017 Thaicredit Retail Bank Public Company Limited (“TCR”) offer for sale newly issued securities in the category of warrant (Employee Stock

Bangkok, August 16, 2012 ? The SEC reveals that provident funds offering employee?s choice continually increased in Q2/2012. The record showed an increase of 176 employers offering employee?s choice

non-compliances were resulted from failures to record employee benefit obligation in accordance with Thai Accounting Standard No. 19 ?Employee Benefits? prescribed by Accounting Standard Committee

newly issued securities in the category of warrant (Employee Stock Option Program : ESOP) without having obtained an approval from the SEC Office. SEC Act S.300 in conjunction with 33 Settlement

the company’s readjusting of employee accrued benefits and base salary to serve the company’s strategy towards fully digitalized format as well as to encourage all employee preparing for Digital

Bangkok, August 18, 2011 ? The SEC revealed that the number of employers setting up provident funds in Q2/2011 increased 8% over 2010 with great attention on ?employee?s choice,? a program that