Bangkok, February 29, 2016 ? The SEC has laid out a guideline for listed companies to simplify their proof of identity requirements imposed on shareholders or their proxies at the annual general

on electronic service for filing of financial statements (e-Filing). Vorapol Socatiyanurak, SEC Secretary-General said that ?The SEC is pleased to be a part of this project and this MOU signing is aim

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

facilitate development and wider use of financial innovations of due diligence and know-your-client assessments (DD/KYC), (3) supporting electronic non-face-to-face identity verification, and (4) allowing

use of financial innovations of due diligence and know-your-client assessments (DD/KYC), (3) supporting electronic non-face-to-face identity verification, and (4) allowing businesses to access

financial innovations of due diligence and know-your-client assessments (DD/KYC), (3) supporting electronic non-face-to-face identity verification, and (4) allowing businesses to access anonymized data under

innovations of due diligence and know-your-client assessments (DD/KYC), (3) supporting electronic non-face-to-face identity verification, and (4) allowing businesses to access anonymized data under possession

and wider use of financial innovations of due diligence and know-your-client assessments (DD/KYC), (3) supporting electronic non-face-to-face identity verification, and (4) allowing businesses to access