within their markets. This strategic partnership provides a strong foundation to strengthen the bilateral cooperation between our two countries. We are confident that bringing together the expertise of

collaboration framework and entered into MoU signing to lay the foundation for capital market cooperation to promote sustainable growth in the region.  Vorapol Socatiyanurak, SEC Secretary-General revealed the

Bangkok, April 9, 2014 ? The SEC and the Securities and Exchange Commission of Cambodia (SECC) entered into a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to strengthen cooperation in providing assistance to

to learn more about investment unit selling operation.Vorapol Socatiyanurak, SEC Secretary-General, said that the exchange of Letters for Cooperation resulted from continual collaboration between the

The management of two agencies discussed on enhancing cooperation between SEC Thailand and the SECC for capital markets development and supervision. This included encouraging listed companies from

information on these issues. With this, UNDP is delighted to deepen its partnership with the Securities and Exchange Commission Thailand to accelerate SDGs action through actively engaging the private sector

each other both at the bilateral and multilateral levels over the past several years. The MOU signed today thus marks a significant milestone in enhancing capital market cooperation between the two

recognition of the SEC Thailand’s international roles and collaboration for sharing of information, opinions, and experiences in different areas. About IOSCOEstablished in 1983, the International

international market and offer more investment choices for investors in both jurisdictions. In addition, the Memorandum of Understanding concerning mutual cooperation signed between the regulators in 1993 will be

SEC Secretary-General Ruenvadee Suwanmongkol has announced key progresses concluded at the meeting with HK counterparts, as follows:              (1) SEC and SFC will continue to work on the regulatory mapping exercises whereby a common ground has been established on 3 January 2020 regarding mutual recognition of funds. At the preliminary stage, both parties agreed on cross-border offerings of funds which includes plain vanilla funds and passive ETF. Both regulators are expecting to concl...