The Draft aims to improve legal provisions to be more suitable for the current situation, as well as to accommodate future technological advancements. It also ensures the legal effects of electronic
collectively and concurrently and the consideration is divided into three areas, namely (1) acceptance of reports via electronic system instead of hardcopy submission, (2) discontinuation of reports to the
Regulations on Offer for Sale of Securities through Electronic System or Network (No. 2)
Electronic Transactions Development Agency (ETDA). More than 160 delegates from 53 organizations or 77 percent of the total number of the regulated entities participated in the drill during 17-19 October 2017
The Sub-committee on Digital Strategy for Capital Market, chaired by Mrs. Methini Thepmanee, has approved the SEC Capital Market Digital Strategic Plan 2020 – 2022, which aims to support
The proposed amendments are grouped into six key areas as follows: (1) Digital Capital Market Promotion: updating legal frameworks to fully support electronic processes in the capital market
activities in the capital market from pre-trading to post-trading. Thus, business operators possessing useful innovations for investors will have the opportunity to participate in a regulatory sandbox in a
service sectors in the capital market. The SEC has closely monitored the situation and consistently cooperated with related parties to keep informed of the impact level, consider relaxation of rules to help
service sectors in the capital market. The SEC has closely monitored the situation and consistently cooperated with related parties to keep informed of the impact level, consider relaxation of rules to help
Economy and Society, (2) the Digital Government Development Agency (public organization) (DGA), (3) the Electronic Transactions Development Agency (ETDA), (4) the Digital Economy Promotion Agency (DEPA