Bangkok, 12 January 2024 – The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is seeking public comments on the proposed drafted to the regulations concerning the approval process for a capital market
Thailand, especially innovative startups. The proposed supervision allows those enterprises to offer for sale of shares and debentures through regulated funding portal with lower cost. The fund raised
management to seek the SEC approval for becoming a REIT manager. The proposed REIT regulations would be more relaxed and flexible than the current ones governing property funds (Type 1). For instance, the unit
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
On 7 December 2023, the SEC Board Meeting No. 17/2566 passed a resolution approving, in principle, the proposed regulations related to ICO Governance. The SEC is therefore conducting this public
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 year from the effective date of the Guidelines, to allow the subscribers appropriate time to develop NDID-compatible systems, as required. The amendments would also streamline the ID card dip chip requirement in the identification and verification process for the onboarding clients who already...
differences between indirect investment through property sector fund and direct investment in property fund established and managed in Thailand (Thai property fund). Under the proposed regulations, property
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
Bangkok, January 10, 2014 ? The SEC is seeking public comment on proposed revision to the fund?s investment rules. The proposed revision applicable to mutual fund, private fund and provident fund
Bangkok, December 4, 2013 ? The SEC is seeking public comment on revision of the rules to allow licensed brokerage firms to expand the service on overseas investment in a wider range of financial instruments, depending upon the customers? risk appetite. Licensed underwriting firms will be permitted to underwrite overseas financial instruments in Thailand while other licensed business operators will be allowed to offer the service permissible under their licenses on overseas financial instruments...