omit material facts in the financial statements or documents of STARK and its subsidiaries (financial statement manipulation) to deceive any person. Moreover, they also facilitated STARK in making false

making false statements and concealing facts that should have been stated in the registration statement and draft prospectus submitted to the SEC Office, which included falsified financial statements for

making false statements and concealing facts that should have been stated in the registration statement and draft prospectus submitted to the SEC Office, which included falsified financial statements for

the principals to commit such false trading. These manipulative actions are in violation of Section 243 (1) together with Section 244 (2) and (3) and Section 243 (2) of the SEC Act and liable to

according to policies agreed upon with customers. This could be an alternative for investors, aside from securities investment.Previously, SEC has been notified about false incentives to lure people to

such rectification by allowing the financial statements to remain false, incorrect or inconsistent with the facts, they may be liable to commission of offenses under Section 312 of the Act. In any case

account of performing duties dishonestly, misappropriating client assets, and producing false evidence.According to a referral from KASIKORNBANK Public Company Limited (KBANK) and the SEC's further

consultant, had misappropriated clients’ money by withdrawing money from the clients’ banking accounts  without executing the transactions that the clients had made. Besides, she made false evidence by forging

criminal complaint against Roynet Plc. (Roynet) and Kittipat Yaoprukse for falsifying account to deceive other persons, recording false statement, concealing the report on buying and selling of securities

agreed or conspired on creating the false appearance of the price and volume of ACD shares by continuously transacted in the shares pushing it to the higher price. This actions misled the general public