(13) Mr.  Nattapon Chalermpot – all appeared to have relationships with one another – had engaged in trading activities of FVC stocks, exhibiting a pattern of trading in mutual awareness or agreement

Thiratanaphokin, (27) Mr. Prasit Siriyaowon, (28) Mr. Somkiat Intasara, and (29) Mr. Surat Arsirawat, colluded to manipulate the price and/or trading volumes of DPAINT on 28 October 2024, its first trading day on

price and/or trading volumes of COMAN stocks during 24 May – 18 June 2021. Their activities included driving the COMAN stock price upward and matching large-volume trading orders within the group

securities trading account of another person for her own or others? benefits in such a way that taking advantage of others. The selling was made by using material non-public information concerning a 129.83

Following the discussion with TFAC on 13 March 2020, SEC submitted a letter to TFAC on 17 March 2020 to propose an issuance of accounting guidelines in response to the COVID-19 situation that

willing to support such study. In this respect, the Department of Business Development informed that the proposal for amendment of the Accounting Professions Act B.E. 2547 is being considered while SEC

risks. Asst. Prof. Dr. Thanachot Boonworachot, researcher, Faculty of Agro-Industry, Kasetsart University said that the study on ?Returns, investor trading volumes and price volatility relationships on

time with high trading volumes. {A} admitted that the client allowed her to make trading decision under the pre-determined value. After trading, she notified her client via recording telephone.The client

into the communication records of {A} and her client and found that {A} had been authorized by her client to make derivatives trading decisions with high trading volumes. The client asked her to close

without his client's orders.  Such trading was made in high volumes for several consecutive days, decreasing the number of shares in the said account. {A} then used the client's money to gradually purchase