Bangkok, April 8, 2014 ? The SEC requires all licensees of securities and derivatives businesses appoint independent directors at least one-fourth of the board members by January 1, 2016.SEC Secretary-General Vorapol Socatiyanurak revealed that the Capital Market Supervisory Board recently approved revision of regulations on independent directors of licensed securities and derivatives business operators. The revised regulations require the said licensees appoint independent directors to perform...

established under other laws. The proposed revision includes the exemption of independent director rules for all licensed business operators, under the specified criteria. The qualifications of independent

and authorized director Mr. Arak Ratborihan on account of offering for sale of newly issued shares for a private placement without obtaining a prior approval from the SEC.According to the SEC's further

attendance were listed companies, government regulators, signatories of the business-centred Women’s Empowerment Principles established by UN Women and UN Global Compact, and representatives from private

The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), represented by Ms. Winita Kultangwatana, Director of the Sustainable Development Department, participated in a panel discussion on “Economic Drivers

funding sources required for successful operation of OW’s gold mining business, as well as individual opinions from each CIG director who voted to approve or abstained from voting on these matters.Such

unlock incentives for good corporate citizens while also serving as the operation center for the private sector.”    Ms. Kanni Wignaraja, UN Assistant Secretary-General and UNDP Regional Director Asia

Bangkok, February 25, 2014 ? The SEC Board approved private equity (PE) structured as trust or ?PE trust? to promote PE development, increase more fund raising channels for businesses and encourage

Bangkok, July 7, 2015 ? The SEC is revising rules on private placement (PP) of newly issued shares to protect existing shareholders and prevent the exploitation of this means for the benefits of any

Earlier, the Civil Sanction Committee resolved to impose civil sanctions on Mr. Thanawat, who was IFEC director and executive at the time of the offence. He was ordered to pay a civil fine and