and private sectors, Thailand Responsible Business Network (TRBN) and allies therefore launched the “Send Plastic Home” project to promote the “sort at home, drop with us” campaign. They also provided
SEC has regulated regarding the method of Know Your Client (“KYC”) for securities and derivatives business operators through the use of principle-based regulations due to the fact that business operators have different in sizes, target audience, and number of clients. Therefore, it depends on the business operators to find the most appropriate method to perform e-KYC as long as they follow the objectives and principles as notified.Now, SEC is seeking public comments on the guideline of ad...
prescribed thereunder by SEC Board, CMSB or SEC Office; or (2) Rules that get insignificant revision while maintaining the original essence such as reclassification of subject matter or correcting
market. Investor contacts are obliged to send trading orders into the Stock Exchange of Thailand's trading system properly and not get involved in any wrongdoing. Any investor contact who fails to comply
maturity while the capital flow will reach 40 billion baht. Such long-term investment means businesses can get an access to larger resources for business expansion, and in turn boost higher employment rate
, which the company is obligated to get approval from the Board of Directors and disclose the information to the Stock Exchange of Thailand , the details of transaction as the Attachment 2. 8. Approved to
. The company will send all the information at least 2 footers of the notification on Acquisition and Disposition of assets to the shareholder of the company attached together with Invitation to the
vote, however shareholders who have conflict of interest in this issue are excluded from the vote. The company will send the invitation to all shareholders along with an Independent Financial Advisory
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