Bangkok, November 20, 2013 ? SEC, ThaiBMA and TIA introduce ?Bond Supermart? to encourage retail investors access to corporate bonds in the secondary market with adequate information for investment decision making. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), Thai Bond Market Association (ThaiBMA) and Thai Investors Associations (TIA) co-developed Bond Supermart as corporate bond information platform for retail investors. The platform provides prices and necessary information of liquid bonds trade...
platform for easy, convenient, and secure access to information. Currently, there are over 140 government services available, providing the public with convenient, fast, and secure information access. The
SEC has proposed additional risk management tools that asset management companies are able to select and use when dealing with events or factors causing investors to panic-sell or redeem their investment units en masse. In such events, mutual funds are forced to dispose of their assets in a fire sale leading to a plummet in market price. This situation could be unfair to existing investors because of low qualified assets left in the fund portfolio and they have to bear the costs associate...
SEC Secretary-General Ruenvadee Suwanmongkol said: “Giving sufficient useful information on debt securities to investors and the general public is one of our continuing priorities. On 27 December 2020, we launched SEC Bond Check Version 1 to provide investors with more convenient access to important information before making investment decisions. This is part of SEC’s efforts to serve investors in the bond market.” SEC Bond Check Version 2 allows investors and the interested public to se...
disputes, (2) policy and arrangements of the company to reveal its concerns with impacts on society, the environment and relevant parties; such as equitable treatment of employees and consumer
disputes, (2) policy and arrangements? of the company to reveal its concerns with impacts on society, the environment and relevant parties; such as equitable treatment of employees and consumer
disputes, (2) policy and arrangements of the company to reveal its concerns with impacts on society, the environment and relevant parties; such as equitable treatment of employees and consumer responsibility
Professor Dr. Thanes Weerasiri confirmed that post-earthquake inspections of buildings that requested assessment reveal no significant damage to their infrastructure, with the majority receiving green level
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