Bangkok, May 6, 2014 ? The SEC supports Thaipat Institute to develop ?the first CSR and Anti-corruption progress indicators for Thai listed companies?, with a six level assessment of 0-5. In the
Bangkok, December 22, 2014 ? The SEC and Bank of Thailand together with 24 nations agree to further strengthening collaboration in financial education to promote financial inclusion and literacy during the OECD-Thailand Seminar on Financial Inclusion and Financial Literacy in Asia, the event co-hosted by the SEC and the Bank of Thailand at the Mandarin Oriental Hotel, Bangkok from December 16-17, 2014.SEC Secretary-General Vorapol Socatiyanurak said, ?It is a great opportunity that Thailand has...
One of the SEC objectives is to support investors to develop a robust financial health, using the capital market to accumulate wealth in response to their needs. As such, to expand investment choices
The “Aom No. 5” campaign’s main objective is to expand investor base, particularly those of working age, encouraging them to be prepared for the future and have saving discipline through dollar cost
listed companies, expanding investment products to attract long-term investments, leveraging digital technology to develop infrastructure, reducing costs and improving accessibility, and building investor
supervision of subordinated perpetual bonds to strengthen investor protection and simultaneously develop the debt securities market. In this regard, such type of bond to be offered for sale to the general
six months to improve and develop necessary work systems in compliance with the governing regulations. ________________________
issuers from both Cambodia and Thailand to make an offer or to list their equity securities outside the issuer’s home jurisdiction. The cross-border equity offering will help expand the issuers
auditors. Besides, the SEC organizes various projects regularly to develop audit work quality. For example, hosting training sessions and online seminars to share knowledge with auditors in the capital
Under the existing regulations, each business operator allows to prepare the customer complaints’ handling report in its own style and classify the type of complaints as it deems appropriate. Such variations have caused SEC extra time on processing the data for regulatory use. In addition, the current regulation which requires the operator to submit the report in paper form to SEC has incurred an undue burden to the business. SEC, therefore, proposes to amend the regulations by requiring...