Thailand Taxonomy Board The Thailand Taxonomy Board is established to develop Thailand Taxonomy, a classification system of economic activities deemed as environmentally-sustainable. The Board comprises agencies from both the public and private sectors to ensure all sectors’ views are reflected. In the initial phase, the list of agencies is as follows: 1. Bank of Thailand (BOT)* 2. The Securities and Exchange Commission, Thailand (SEC)* 3. Office of Natural Resources and Environmental Policy and...
their duties to the fullest extent. Throughout 2019, the SEC organized training sessions and seminars on emerging issues with significant changes to stakeholders at all levels, e.g., executive officers of
past few years, The Thai IOD has regularly organized the roundtables and seminars to brainstorm viewpoints pertaining to the directors’ compensation. On 22 February 2005, the Thai IOD organized the debut
The Vibhavadi Zero Waste campaign was organized by SEC which invited listed companies located or having a project located along Vibhavadi Road to jointly manage waste in the organizations in an
Bangkok, November 19, 2014 - The SEC organized ?5th SEC Working Papers Forum?, presented two research papers addressing ?Behavioral Finance and Regulations Who won and Who lost?? The studies found
Bangkok, October 24, 2014 ? The SEC and the Faculty of Business Administration, National Institute of Development Administration (NIDA) co-organized the ?4th SEC Working Papers Forum,? under the
establishing a clear timeframe for improved progress of the cooperation program. In this regard , The Management of SEC Thailand also expressed the good will to pay the courtesy visit to His Excellency Mr. Sou
Mekong Sub-region (GMS) countries, namely, Cambodia, Laos and Myanmar. Under the revised rules, investment diversification will be relaxed while clear and adequate information on GMS instruments must be
principles will begin in 2018.The I Code consists of seven key principles, namely: (1) establishing a clear stewardship policy; (2) sufficiently managing conflicts of interest for clients? best interest; (3
been applied by most institutional investors, i.e., (1) managing conflicts of interest properly, and (2) disclosing voting policy and voting results. Five other core principles are (3) adopting a clear