firms and the audit work quality of listed companies.Senior Assistant Secretary-General Prakid Punyashthiti said: ?The overall results of the second-cycle inspection show continued improvement in the work
realized losses, consistent with realization effect by Imas (2016). Well-developed hypotheses. Well executed analyses. Useful and interesting dataset. Policy implications. A few comments for
Deputy Secretary-General said, ?At present, Thailand audit oversight has been developed and recognized at international level. The SEC has placed high emphasis on uplifting quality of audit work and
year. The score improvement reflects the SEC’s operating enhancements in various areas as well as preventive measures against corruption. The SEC has received excellent results in the CRMS Assessment
presented the papers on ?Listed Company Assessment?. The first study showed a forecasting model developed to predict the listed companies? conditions, resulting in the same direction as credit rating
Assessment?. The first study showed a forecasting model developed to predict the listed companies? conditions, resulting in the same direction as credit rating announced by TRIS Rating. The second study
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Bangkok, June 5, 2015 ? SEC Secretary-General talked strategy and vision, emphasizing on understanding business and improvement of ecosystem where regulations are practical and developed from the
improvement in the area of financial management. The economic impact of this issue is not only at individual level but certainly extends to national level. For Thailand, household debt level has reached 85% of
improvement in the area of financial management. The economic impact of this issue is not only at individual level but certainly extends to national level. For Thailand, household debt level has reached 85% of