September 2020, which grew by 56% from THB 2,600 million as of 31st December 2019. The increase in the assets was largely due to cash raised from an initial public offering (IPO) and the first-time adoption
2005, raised various concerns on DW market. Responded by SFC, a comprehensive review of the DW market was issued, and followed by a series of reform. One of the key findings was “the practices in the
application shall be in the Form 35-1 as provided in the SEC electronic system; (2) in case where an offer for sale of newly issued shares by a public limited company with no doubt in good corporate governance
revenue from domestic sales amounting to THB 3,719 million, up by THB 786 million or 26.8% from the corresponding period last year, and revenue from overseas sales contributing to THB 2,476 million, raised
period last year, and revenue from overseas sales contributing to THB 2,476 million, raised by THB 991 million or 66.7%. The change in total revenue was resulted from (i) the increase in revenue from sales
from 25.2% to 44.7% due mainly to the fact that WHART solely used the debt funding from financial institution which is deemed lower cost of fund compared to the fund raised from investors to acquire the
regard, in case the intermediary has raised its capital after the date of the latest financial statement, the amount of raised capital could be summed up to shareholders’ equity. 1 The regulations
statement, audited by auditor, in positive position. In this regard, in case the intermediary has raised its capital after the date of the latest financial statement, the amount of raised capital could be
regard, in case the intermediary has raised its capital after the date of the latest financial statement, 1 The regulations concerning net capital rules hereby refer to: (1) The Notification of Securities