This proposed amendment to the regulations on qualifications of capital market auditors aims to facilitate capable auditors’ entry into the capital market to perform audit work and to streamline supervisory rules that could impose excessive burdens on auditors. This regulatory revision would therefore attract sufficient qualified auditors into the capital market to serve the increasing number of listed companies while maintaining audit quality in line with international standards. The essence of...

, developing and regulating securities businesses and the Thai capital market in consistence with the changing environments. In this regard, the SEC is working with the World Bank Group, an organization with

data analysis. Restoration or rehabilitation of non- forested land – restoration or rehabilitation of non-commercially productive land to improve the quality or to increase the area of existing habitats

, standards of animal welfare must be met. Feedlot/stall-fed and in-house livestock must use feed that is sustainably sourced and from areas not recently converted from natural habitats. Mitigation Criteria

organization to ensure that environmental and social criteria have been met. Threatened and protected habitats: All habitats considered threatened or otherwise protected by national or subnational laws and

mitigation measures have been implemented to reduce adverse impacts on water as well as on protected habitats and species directly dependent on water. Measures include, where relevant and depending on the

habitats Principle 3.3 Investment decisions should take into consideration the commitment of Investee Companies to ESG principles, as follows: Investment Governance Code 43 Principle 3.4 Institutional

,especially the corrosive prevention part. Therefore, company would invest new research and development for appropriate products to suit Thai climate and environments. Please be informed. Yours Sincerely, Mr

Given the changing economic and business environments, listed companies are increasingly engaged in more diverse and complex transactions; however, the current rules may not cover – or in some cases

. 2535 (1992) and the Derivatives Act B.E. 2546 (2003) do not keep pace with these rapidly changing environments which may unintentionally limit the area that business operators can make use of