Bangkok, May 28, 2015 ? The SEC revised regulations for more flexibility to promote cross-border offerings of debt securities and collective investment schemes (CIS). The revision aims to increase
management have been issued and revised with more flexibility and in line with international standards supportive to the capital market development. New distribution channels such as fund supermart and more
also be reasonable and not resulting in a similar situation as non-operation. The regulations aim to ease the flexibility of the operation of business providers by reporting to SEC after outsourcing
related party transactions as well as the re-definition of relevant terms to increase clarity and flexibility. In so doing, the SEC refers to international regulatory guidelines and takes into account the
mutual funds for institutional investors (general mutual funds). This is to promote flexibility in support of guidelines of asset mangement companies under the regulations of the same standards. The
each. Vorapol added that ?Infrastructure trust will boost flexibility and facilitate fund raising for investment in infrastructure projects. Investors will have more alternative investment choices both
investment products, including flexibility and relevance to the business models of the private sector, in line with the SEC’s short-term implementation plan, as follows: (1) Allowing leasehold
therefore proposed this revision by considering the aspects of appropriateness and practicality to promote better business standard and flexibility,? said Vorapol.
enhancing flexibility and resilience in business operation as well as to discuss guidelines for supporting business operation. The meeting’s topics included (1) a study of securities business landscape to
flexibility, aligning them with the feedback received while mitigating unintended consequences. The SEC is, therefore, seeking public comments on the drafted regulations*. The primary proposed regulations