Control Order (“MCO”) or lockdown imposed the Government of Thailand, Malaysia, Indonesia and India was necessary to prevent the spread of the virus. Thailand and Malaysia were badly impacted by the MCO
and REITs and the submission of financial statements and the auditor’s reports on PVDs amid the spread of COVID-19. The meeting has passed the following resolutions: 1. Exemption for the holding of
Due to the spread of the COVID-19 pandemic, securities companies and derivatives intermediaries have to allow their employees to perform duties from home and provide operational systems and
period and the company can continue production as planned. As for the measures against the spread of COVID-19, the company has taken strict steps to prevent various impacts as much as possible, including
concerned about the health and safety of all attendees and staff. Therefore, even with our stringent precautionary measures, it may not be sufficient to reduce the risks of spreading if we continue with the
clients? order, the Ministry of Finance is allowing both companies to continue their business operation until 14 January 2019.Regarding clients? assets under custody, the companies are requested to transfer
digital assets continue to grow, the ACMF has agreed to strengthen regional collaboration in this sphere, with a view towards addressing potential risks and ensuring market resilience.The ACMF
against money laundering. Existing operators which have been undertaking digital asset businesses prior to the effective date of the Royal Decree and wish to continue their business operation must file an
effective date of the Royal Decree and wish to continue their business operation must file an application with the SEC Office within 90 days (or by 14 August 2018). In such case, the business can continue
to invest in high-quality, newly issued bonds by corporates that cannot fully roll over maturing corporate bonds; 3. Government bonds: BOT will continue to provide liquidity to the government bond