technologies to enhance transparency and the efficiency of the capital markets. She also discussed the SEC’s experiences in addressing challenges and opportunities in utilizing technology for capital market
stakeholders; and (4) amendment to the regulations for digital asset investment of mutual funds and private funds. Additionally, the SEC Spokesperson discussed efforts to prevent investment scams on social media
confidence and supports sustainable growth in Thailand’s capital market and economy. Additionally, the SEC and the SET also discussed joint initiatives for future capital market development and investor
discussed and exchanged views on the challenges of capital market supervision and development as well as highlighted the importance of strengthening cooperation between Asia-Pacific and EU. The meetings were
Market,” with Ms. Winita Kultangwatana, Director of the Sustainable Development Department, representing the SEC. She discussed measures and strategies to foster and support the business sector in the Thai
Department. Ms. Jomkwan provided insights and discussed the rules and guidelines for developing and supervising the digital asset market in Thailand, as well as the promotion of fundraising through investment
differed from what was discussed with the SEC or existed during a different timeframe from the time when the SEC considered the matter. Such use is considered to be for wrong purposes. Therefore, the SEC
and the management, discussed approaches that the SET could adopt to review rules relating to securities trading in cash account, particularly in placing asset as collateral before purchasing in
The meeting discussed significant and challenging issues such as harmful, but legal conduct. In this regard, the SEC Secretary-General shared her view on the importance of information disclosure
regulator also discussed with Association of Investment Management Companies (AIMC) and Sasin Graduate Institute of Business Administration of Chulalongkorn University (Sasin) on the review on AIMC guideline