notifications have been revised, containing the key amendments as follows:    (1) Allowing the foreign issuer to file an application for approval of offer for sale of bonds denominated in Thai baht (baht bonds

During March – April this year, the SEC conducted a public hearing and a focus group on the proposed amendments related to issuance and offer for sale of sustainability-themed bonds that would

Given the prolonged period of low interest rate in the Thai bond market, many debt securities issuers are increasingly issuing for sale subordinated perpetual bonds which have more complex

bonds, (2) Euro Multilateral Trading Facility (MTF), whose criteria are as relaxed as the regulations governing an offering of corporate bonds to high net worth investors, and (3) Securities Official

securities, namely green bond, social bond and sustainability bond. Issuers of such bonds are entitled for the fee exemption from 17 May 2019 to 31 May 2020. This relaxation of the filing rules aims to

Standards were developed based on the principles of the International Capital Market Association (ICMA). The proceeds from social bonds are for financing or providing loans to projects that are socially

relatively  little access to capital resources and are not keen on utilizing bonds to enhance business continuity and efficiency,? said SEC Secretary-General Vorapol Socatiyanurak at a seminar entitled, ?Bond

Siamnuwat Co. Ltd, the issuer of SNW224A, SNW231A and SNW233A bonds, will convene the Bondholders’ Meeting No. 2/2024 electronically on 11 October 2024 at 14.30 hours. The e-meeting agenda contains

other debt securities with foreign risks. The proposed amendments contain the following key points:  (1) To require an issue credit rating on the bonds by an international CRA** and the credit

Currently, the existing regulations require that the foreign issuer of baht bonds comply with the approval and disclosure rules in the same manner as other types of bonds. Additionally, to issue and