Bangkok, July 23, 2015 ? The SEC has announced organizational restructuring to be more responsive to needs of each stakeholder group. By adopting an ?end-to-end? approach, the restructuring will
effective by Q4/2014 will be more responsive to current circumstances and the Bank of Thailand oversight while enhancing efficiency of fund raising for private sector by issuance of structured notes.
public and stakeholders in supervising and developing a sustainable capital market. The SEC administers the Securities and Exchange Act B.E. 2535 (1992), the Derivatives Act B.E. 2546 (2003), Trust for
SET on a continuous basis and viewed that preventive measures implemented by the SET to cope with high turnover securities trading are appropriate and responsive to current environment. Therefore
also provide investors with greater investment choices. The SEC views that regulatory development will boost the competitive edge of Thai capital market and the industry, responsive to global changes and
) and organizations of capital market business operators. This aims at preparing Thai capital market?s infrastructure to be more responsive to global changes, enhance flexibility of supervisory structure
Mr.Yingyong Nilasena, directors and advisors, together with members of the Shareholders’ Proxy Volunteer Club, to discuss collaboration in developing and enhancing the protection of shareholders’ and
, held a joint meeting to discuss and exchange views on strategies for promoting, developing, and supervising digital assets, including the involvement of the government, the Thai Digital Asset
Forum Deputies’ Meeting to follow up on the progress of ACMF Working Groups, which facilitate cooperation among key regional organizations in developing regional capital markets linkage and
responsive of that development and aiming for Thailand to be the capital market powerhouse of emerging Asia, the Securities and Exchange Commission of Thailand (“SEC”) has focused on sustainable improvements