Bangkok, April 4, 2012 ? The SEC is seeking public comment on draft regulation governing unrated bonds and high yield bond mutual funds offered to non-retail investors. The revision aims to

would be required to ensure that investors who are not legal entities classified as institutional investors, ultra-high-net-worth investors or high-net-worth investors take a knowledge test before

asset rules, investment rules with higher level of diversification and reclassifications of funds to better reflect investment risks on the basis of exposure to net asset value instead of investment value

suitability test. Due to their high level of sophistication, the institutional clients are considered capable of doing self-assessment; however, they may wish to opt in the coverage of suitability test in order

audit reports to be more appropriate for the risk level of small business operators and low-risk operators, with measures that allow the SEC to monitor the business operators’ risks in the event of

problem of purchasing power and incomes which have not yet recovered. Furthermore the liability stayed in high level and this was slightly speeded up the consumption. Therefore, it affected the expense

level of strictness of the regulations governing the issuance and offer for sale of debt securities varies depending on the types of investors. For example, the regulations on a private placement to

Cryptocurrency is a financial innovation that is exposed to high volatility. Investment in this digital asset thus requires knowledge and understanding and a risk profile that is not so sensitive

amend its rules to be more flexible without too high operating costs, and cope with more diverse patterns of business operations. This revision focuses on the principle-based regulations, instead of

amend its rules to be more flexible without high operating costs, and cope with more diverse patterns of business operations. This revision focuses on the principle-based regulations, instead of fixed