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manager that she had obtained such authorization and decided to trade by the instruction of clients? appointee or by her own deliberation. For a long period of time, she continually made trading decisions

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securities trading account without any written authorization from the account owner. He admitted that both clients were siblings and the account owner asked her brother to submit trading orders without prior

contact and assigned to work for the company. Such trader later sent several trading orders in the client's account without authorization or contrary to the client's orders, causing damage to the client

(“SOTUS”), a legal entity in which Mr. Somphote held more than 30 percent of the total voting rights and was its largest shareholder, purchased EA shares. Therefore, Mr. Somphote was required to prepare and

consultants were more knowledgeable or had better information than them. A number of clients were affected from trading and suffered losses. In many cases, the authorization led to trading more than the clients

Bangkok, February 25, 2015 ? The SEC suspended {A}, a capital market investment consultant of Kasikorn Securities Plc. for obtaining authorization to make derivatives and securities trading decisions

internet banking system to transfer 2,000 baht from a client's account into his own without the client's authorization. {D}'s actions were deemed to be prohibited characteristics of investor contacts in

? behalf. With the said authorization, he traded with high trading volume for a period of time. {A} admitted to Maybank Kim Eng Securities that he used clients' User IDs and passwords to send trading orders