maximum applicable civil sanctions, which shall not be lower than those specified by the CSC.    In all cases, civil penalties and compensation for the benefits received or would have been received from

buying securities while knowing or possessing inside information as specified in Section 242(1) in conjunction with Section 244(4), which carries penalties under Section 296 and Section 296/2, as well as

Securities and Exchange Act B.E. 2535 (1992) (SEA), in conjunction with Section 83 of the Penal Code, subject to the penalties under Section 296, Section 296/1 and Section 296/2 and civil sanctions under

amended by the SEA No. 5 in 2016.  The Civil Sanction Committee (CSC) has therefore resolved to impose civil sanctions* on those four offenders, comprising civil penalties, compensations in the amount equal

Section 91 of the Penal Code, as the case may be, subject to the liabilities under Section 296, Section 296/1 and Section 296/2 and civil sanctions under Section 317/4 and Section 317/5 of the SEA. The

Penal Code.The Civil Sanction Committee (CSC) has resolved to impose civil sanctions* on those 12 offenders, as summarized below:              (1) The offenders are required to pay civil penalties

Section 83 of the Criminal Code, subject to the penalties under Section 296 and Section 296/2, and the civil sanctions under Section 317/4 and Section 317/5, of the SEA. The Civil Sanction Committee (CSC

/5 or Section 244/6 of the Securities and Exchange Act B.E. 2535 (1992) (SEA), as the case may be, in conjunction with Section 83 of the Criminal Code, subject to the penalties under Section 296

sanctions with the maximum applicable statutory penalties, which shall not be lower than the penalties specified by the CSC.In all cases, the civil fines and the compensations for the benefits received or

Section 243(2) of the Securities and Exchange Act B.E. 2535 (1992) (SEA) in conjunction with Section 83 and Section 86 of the Criminal Code, subject to the penalties under Section 296 of the SEA and Section