Bangkok, May 9, 2014 ? The SEC is seeking public comment on proposed revision of regulation on capital requirements for securities and derivatives investment advisors (IA) as well as brokers, dealers
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
financial institutions established under Thai law or foreign financial institutions** operating in a manner equivalent to commercial banks under Thai law, or margin loans for securities trading).(2) In
Bangkok, 1 December 2017 ? The SEC is giving more focus to the regulation-for-growth approach to meet the demands of the public and all sectors of market participants more appropriately.Mrs. Waratchya Srimachand, SEC Senior Assistant Secretary-General, said: ?The capital market is undergoing significant changes, for example, technological disruption, wider linkage of global financial markets, increasing competition, change of behavioural patterns, and changing demands of fundraisers, business op...
Under SEC’s proposed disclosure requirements, funds that invest in leasehold rights of real estates or in future revenue sharing contracts of infrastructure projects (leasehold funds) are required
Previously, the SEC conducted a public hearing on the proposed principles for amending capital rules for digital asset operators, including capital requirements for securities and derivatives
that greater flexibility in fund management, together with clearer disclosure requirements, would be appropriate and consistent with the evolving operational context of mutual funds. Accordingly, the SEC