Management Name : Mrs TEERADA AMBHANWONG | Type of securities : Common share | Methods of Acquisition / Disposition : Buy | Transaction Date : 20/12/2016
Issues and Challenges” under the Strengthening Corporate Governance of Listed Companies Initiative. The seminar aimed to reinforce the role of financial advisors as gatekeepers in preparing companies for
The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), in collaboration with the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), co-organized a training session titled “SDG Guidebook for Thai Listed Companies
The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) acknowledges and understands the impact of this incident. Therefore, listed companies and securities issuing companies affected and unable to submit their
auditors on issues and case studies related to the accounting and auditing of IPO and listed companies, featuring presentations by representatives from the SEC. The sessions covered perspectives and
Offering and the Annual Registration Statement for Companies Disclosing Greenhouse Gas Emission Data, dated 10 March 2021, the fee deduction measures will expire at the end of 2023. The SEC therefore
The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) participated in the seminar titled "Business and Human Rights: Creating Opportunities for Thai Companies to Grow Sustainably," as part of the Bangkok
As institutional investors managing large investment funds, AMCs have potential to create ripple effects and help drive Thailand towards achieving Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and Net Zero. They can do this by becoming responsible investors who allocate capital to businesses with good governance and sustainable operations, and by encouraging these businesses – especially those in high greenhouse gas emissions industries – to implement timely and effective climate risk measures, ref...
The SDG Guidebook for Listed Companies is designed to act as a practical guideline for businesses to integrate the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) into their business operations and strategies
Currently, the existing regulations regarding compensation for incorrect calculation of investment unit values require AMCs to compensate by reducing the number of units held by the buyers or the sellers who have benefited more than they should have (in an amount equal to the difference between the incorrect and correct unit prices). However, these regulations do not cover the method whereby AMCs use their own funds to pay a compensation to the affected mutual funds instead of reducing the numbe...