: “Today, the Stock Exchange of Thailand (SET), by the Sustainable Investment Committee, has resolved to remove EA securities from the SET ESG Ratings List due to the company’s failure to meet the criteria

not be resolved. Yet, the IFA views that Kitti and the management team consisting of directors and/or executives of listed companies and public limited companies are required to perform duties in

for digital asset trading transactions, or specifying that legal cases be resolved in a Thai court; (5) paying remuneration to providers of search engines for specifically facilitating the access to

penalties under Section 296 and Section 296/2 of the Securities and Exchange Act B.E. 2535 (1992).The Civil Sanction Committee (CSC) has therefore resolved to impose a civil sanction* on the offender

both the primary and secondary markets through digital asset business operators and securities companies.To ensure appropriate regulatory oversight and maximize public benefit, the SEC Board has resolved

the SEA, subject to the penalties under Section 296, Section 296/1 and Section 296/2 of the SEA.  The Civil Sanction Committee (CSC) has therefore resolved to impose civil sanctions on the four

electronic format. In addition, the CMSB has resolved to relax the following requirements for business operations in 2020 to mitigate the impact of COVID-19, namely,(1)   The asset due diligence, (2) the

Committee has resolved to instruct SEC to impose civil sanction whereby Kitti and Kongpat must pay a separate civil penalty, compensate for the benefits received from committing the offenses, and reimburse

conjunction with Section 244(3) and subject to the penalties under Section 296 and Section 296/2 of the said Act.   The Civil Sanction Committee has resolved to instruct SEC to impose civil sanction on

with Section 86 of the Criminal Code.  The Civil Sanction Committee has resolved to instruct SEC to impose civil sanction whereby Chanyarat and Eakarat must pay a separate civil penalty and compensate