Bangkok, April 28, 2014 ? The SEC is seeking public comment on the proposed amendments to the Securities and Exchange Act B.E. 2535 (1992) or SEA to increase competitiveness of Thai capital market in

undertaking as well as to protect investors? best interest.?The four key areas are:?1. Provisions on Stock Exchange: The proposed revisions include (1) granting the power to approve the rules on securities

funds), excluding equity funds. The amendments aim to ensure proper unit allocation and prevent any undue benefit by any particular individual. For example, the revisions require any person or group of

flexibility, which may affect the ability to conduct fundraising in compliance with the prescribed requirements. The SEC has therefore proposed revisions to the relevant criteria. Previously, the SEC conducted

and the issuance of rules on business operations, with a focus on investor protection.              (3) Modifications and amendments to other related principles. For example, revision to the

regulations to be aligned with the current private fund models. The SEC is therefore conducting this public hearing on the proposed principles and draft amendments with the key points as follows:          (1

The amendments will enhance the standards for issuance and offering of debt securities and the disclosure rules to better align with current circumstances and ensure that investors will receive

Essentially, the amendments would postpone the deadline for the licensed companies subscribing to the National Digital ID (NDID) platform to comply with the e-KYC Guidelines to 1 January 2021, one

Bangkok, 8 March 2019 ? The SEC is seeking public comments on the proposed amendments to the rules related to private fund (PF) management to promote flexibility in consistent with the increasingly

Bangkok, 16 September 2016 ? The National Legislative Assembly has approved the new amendments to the Securities and Exchange Act (SEA), which aim to enhance enforcement efficiency by amending the